There are those of us that do a lot of ssh during the course of a day. I know I do quite a bit for accessing my files from my office. In any event you’ll probably want to setup public key authentication which allows you to login via ssh without a password. Of course this… Read More »
I am hoping that some of you Launchpad users / gurus can shed some light for me on the best use of Launchpad. I would like to do more bug work but I can’t seem to follow the use of the system well enough. Here are some of my issues / concerns. Subscribing to submitted… Read More »
So I am sure that many of you have noticed a huge lack in activity coming from this blog over the last week. I apologize for not getting anyone their daily fix, I’m working on it. Ready for the excuses? Here they come. Last Friday I made the plunge and switched to the Dvorak keyboard… Read More »
A little more than a year ago I started the Ubuntu Utah LoCo Team and we were officially approved a few months later. This LoCo Team has been a great project–something I have loved working on since the beginning and I hope to be able to continue to build long into the future. It has… Read More »
Ubuntu Tutorials Presents – Ubuntu Book of the Week
One of you recently contacted me and wondered what some of my must-read pages are. There really are tons of great sites out there, probably too many to count. I do have a list of must-have resources for any Ubuntu user. This list consists of great places to find help, places to keep up on… Read More »
I realize, with everything else I’ve written, that I have never actually outlined how to upgrade your machine between releases. I know I’ve posted about how NOT to upgrade, or how to upgrade during beta but never complete steps to upgrading your machine. For those of you that aren’t familiar with these steps read on.… Read More »
I spent some time over the holiday break with my parents and had some time to really talk with my dad about what it is that I do. I don’t think most of my family realizes how completely involved I try to be in the open source revolution. Why is it that those closest to… Read More »
Ubuntu Tutorials Presents – Ubuntu Book of the Week Those that have followed this site for a while know that I occasionally post a book review. There really are a lot of Ubuntu based books hitting the market anymore and many of them really are very good! This book, “Moving to Ubuntu Linux”, has just… Read More »
Well its the end of another year and this blog has been through some ups and downs. I wanted to put together a quick post outlining the top ten most popular tutorials of late. Many of you have showed your support by submitting tutorials to Digg and leaving comments. I thank you for your support… Read More »