Scrot: A Command Line Tool to Take Desktop/Server Screenshots Automatically in Linux
Scrot (SCReenshOT) is an open source, powerful and flexible, command line utility for taking screen shots of your Desktop, Terminal or a Specific Window manually
Scrot (SCReenshOT) is an open source, powerful and flexible, command line utility for taking screen shots of your Desktop, Terminal or a Specific Window manually
If you are looking for a low resource, speedy server statistics monitoring script, look no further than linux-dash. Linux Dash’s claim to popular is its
LUKS acronym stands for Linux Unified Key Setup which is a widely method of disk-encryption used by Linux Kernel and is implemented with the cryptsetup
Samba shares are a excellent choice for enabling users with extra storage on Zentyal Server but SMB ( Server Message Block) protocol is designed to
We cannot imagine a programming language without the concept of arrays. It doesn’t matter how they are implemented among various languages. Instead arrays help us
From my previous post about integrating Ubuntu 13.10 to Zentyal PDC Active Directory things have changed for some software packages once the release of Ubuntu
MySQL is one of the most popular database in the world. This database can be installed on the Microsoft Windows platform besides of Linux platform.
As a System Admin, our first priority will be to protect and secure data from unauthorized access. We all are aware of the permissions that
One of the most important action we perform as soon as we login to an Operating System till the time we logout, is interacting with
Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, codename Trusty Tahr, is now released to public for downloading with five years official support for updates and software packages and can
Ubuntu 13.10 (Saucy Salamander) was released on 17 October 2013 and its support will be going to end after July 2014. Now, its time to upgrade to Ubuntu
After my previous tutorials on Zentyal 3.4 running as a PDC, where I have integrated Windows based OS and Ubuntu, now it’s time to integrate