Posts Tagged ‘Ubuntu’

Run Multiple Operating Systems in Windows with VirtualBox–Part One

virtualbox_thumbThis article describes how to run many operating systems in Windows via VirtualBox. If you’d like to experiment with other operating systems like Ubuntu, Widows XP, Vista and 7 but have only one computer, then this tutorial will show you how to utilize just one computer to test out as many operating systems as you’d like. Before going any further, you need to make sure your computer is capable of running two operating systems at the same time. Your computer needs to have enough memory (RAM) and disk space. If your PC is about a year old, it may probably be enough to make this work.

 

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How To Setup Ubuntu To Use Comodo Secure DNS

Ubuntu Maverick ImageComodo Secure DNS is a Domain Name service from Comodo that provides a much faster and more reliable Internet browsing experience than using the DNS servers provided by your ISP. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to setup Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat with Comodo Secure DNS so you can browse safer, smarter and faster.

 

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Configuring Software Sources In Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx to Receive Updates/Patches

Updating your system with the latest patches or updates is a must whenever you installed Ubuntu. Installing the latest updates also resolve bugs (errors), improve performance and allow your system to run smoothly. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to configure Software Source in Ubuntu Lucid to automatically receive software updates, security patches, and newer programs so that your system can keep running smoothly.

 

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How To Install Network Printers via CUPS Web Interface In Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx

This brief tutorial will show you how to install Network or Windows Shared Printers via CUPS in Ubuntu Lucid or Maverick. CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) is the standard-based printing system for Unix-like systems including Ubuntu. It was developed by Apple and lets you install, configure and share printers in Linux systems.

 

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How To Launch Nautilus, Programs in openSUSE (Gnome) as Root

This quick tutorial will show you how to open nautilus or launch programs in openSUSE (Gnome) as root. If you’re familiar with Ubuntu, you know that normal users can launch nautilus or programs as root by running ‘gksu’ in the Run Application dialog box. This brief tutorial will show you how to accomplish the same in openSUSE.

 

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How To Upgrade Ubuntu From A CD/DVD Rom To Lucid Lynx

If you’re in an area with limited Internet bandwidth or unstable Internet connection and still want to upgrade to the newest edition of Ubuntu, this tutorial will help you do that. On the other hand, if your Internet connection is stable and reliable and want to upgrade via the Internet, we have written many tutorials on this blog that will help you also.

 

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How To Upgrade From Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) to Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx)

This short tutorial will show you how to upgrade from Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty to Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx quickly and easily. A high speed Internet is required to pull this off. If you’re thinking about upgrading with anything less than a broadband connection, think again, because it’s almost impossible to do it without a high speed connection.

 

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How To Quickly Create Program Launchers In Ubuntu Lucid Lynx with Root Access

This brief tutorial will show you how to create desktop icons of useful programs in Ubuntu Lucid or Maverick. Like most modern operating systems, program shortcuts allow you launch applications quickly and easily from your desktop. Today, you will know how to create some useful launchers for your desktop in Ubuntu Maverick.

 

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