Unlock the Power of Ubuntu: 50 Must-Have Code Snippets for Beginners
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Unlock the Power of Ubuntu: 50 Must-Have Code Snippets for Beginners

Ubuntu is one of the most popular Linux distributions out there, and for good reason. With its user-friendly interface and vast array of features, it’s a great choice for both beginners and experienced programmers alike. But even if you’re new to Ubuntu, you can still unlock its full potential with the right code snippets. In…

How to change the default OS as Windows 7/8/10 in dual boot menu with Ubuntu 16.04/17.10

How to change the default OS as Windows 7/8/10 in dual boot menu with Ubuntu 16.04/17.10

Dual-boot or even multi-boot Ubuntu with other operating systems? You may wish to change which OS starts as default in the Grub2 boot-loader. If you’ve booted into Ubuntu, you can change the boot order via two ways: Set Default OS by Manually configuring Grub: For those who don’t wish to customize Ubuntu via third-party applications,…

Copy files using the Terminal instead of the Finder Mac OS X

Copy files using the Terminal instead of the Finder Mac OS X

First, ensure that you have both the source files and your copy destination mounted and available on your system so you can see them in the Finder. Then open the OS X Terminal and perform the following steps: This command now tells the computer to run the “rsync” command (or another copy command you’ve chosen),…

How to make an offline mirror or duplicate copy of a website using wget

How to make an offline mirror or duplicate copy of a website using wget

Sometimes you want to create an offline copy of a site that you can take and view even without internet access. Using wget you can make such copy easily: wget –mirror –convert-links –adjust-extension –page-requisites –wait=2 -o log –no-parent http://example.org Explanation: –mirror // Makes (among other things) the download recursive. –convert-links // convert all the links…