Category Archives: Linux Mint

How to Install uTorrent Client on Ubuntu/Debian/Linux Mint

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uTorrent is a lightweight and efficient BitTorrent client for Linux, Windows OS and Mac OS. The installation of uTorrent in Linux is different from Windows and Mac OS. In Linux, uTorrent runs as a web server. You will access uTorrent … Continue reading

Administer your Server using Ajenti Server Manager

Written by SK on . Posted in Arch Linux, CentOS, Fedora, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, opensource, Software, Ubuntu

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Ajenti is a simple, fast and small web based administration tool for managing your servers. It is similar to Webmin. It is very useful for those who are not that much good at command line interface. It is available for … Continue reading

Retroshare: A Next Generation Secure Communication and File Sharing Platform

Written by SK on . Posted in CentOS, Fedora, Frequently Asked Questions, Hosting, Linux distributions, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, Linux webhosting, News, opensource, Security, Software, Suse, Ubuntu

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Retroshare is the next generation of peer to peer sharing networks. Unlike classic peer to peer software, it only connects to trusted friends and not just anyone.

How to Block Ads on Your Web Browsers Using Privoxy

Written by SK on . Posted in CentOS, Fedora, Frequently Asked Questions, Linux distributions, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, Software, Ubuntu

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There are many browser specific plug-ins (eg. Adblock Plus) available to block ads while browsing. If you want a tool compatible for all browsers, then you should try Privoxy.

Basic mplayer Usage from Command-Line

Written by Chris Jones on . Posted in Fedora, Frequently Asked Questions, linux command, Linux distributions, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, Software, Suse, Ubuntu, Unix Tutorials

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There are many ways to play media files from the command-line. In fact, in recent weeks past, here at Unixmen we’ve shown you how do it with a couple of different methods.

Command-Line Downloading Using aria2

Written by Chris Jones on . Posted in Hosting, linux command, Linux distributions, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, Linux webhosting, opensource, programming, Software, Ubuntu

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All Linux distributions come with wget pre-packaged by default. Sure, wget does do the job, but there is an alternative which I believe does a much better job at downloading from the command-line. aria2 is available in the repositories from … Continue reading

How to Backup and Restore MySQL Database’s Using MySQL Workbench

Written by SK on . Posted in CentOS, Fedora, Frequently Asked Questions, Hosting, linux command, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, Linux webhosting, opensource, programming, Software, Suse, Ubuntu

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MySQL Workbench is a graphical design tool for MySQL databases. It is used for database server administration, database design, creation, security management and server as well as database maintenance. Install MySQL Workbench on Ubuntu: sk@sk:~$ sudo apt-get install mysql-workbench Add … Continue reading

Securing Information on Flash Drives from Windows Users

Written by Enock Seth on . Posted in Linux distributions, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, Software, Ubuntu

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This is a very interesting trick I come across recently. Sometimes moving along with flash drives is very helpful. You might not want someone to view your confidential documents when it goes missing. (There is a probability that the one … Continue reading

Ubuntu: How to Determine Your Architecture

Written by Ambition on . Posted in Frequently Asked Questions, linux command, Linux Mint, Ubuntu

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It is time to learn some extra Ubuntu skills. The only way to be good at something is to read and practice everyday, all the time-day and night. There are many geeks that say Ubuntu sucks, but I like to explore and … Continue reading

How to Install and Configure Subversion Server on Ubuntu 13.04 Server

Written by SK on . Posted in Hosting, linux command, Linux distributions, Linux Mint, Linux tutorials, opensource, Software, Ubuntu, Unix Tutorials

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Subversion is a free and open-source version control system (VCS). It manages files and directories, and the changes made to them over time. This allows you to recover older versions of your data or examine the history of how your … Continue reading