Tag: Linux
Using Wget To Down Files In Terminal
I use my Raspberry Pi for website and WordPress development and mostly via command line. I’m installing a new WordPress site today and decided to share how I used wget
Read MoreChange Ownclouds Data Location To An External Drive On Linux
I recently started using Owncloud for both backup and cloud solution as part of our home network. This process will improve performance and add a larger storage location for Owncloud.
Read MoreInstalling LAMP (Linux – Apache – MySql – PHP) On Ubuntu 16.04
This article should be useful for any Debian based Linux operating systems. I’ve used it for both Ubuntu and Raspbian. I will focus on using apt-get within a terminal window.
Read MoreManually Update Your Ubuntu Kernel
I found a few issues with a recent Ubuntu install on an HP Stream 11. I found that the issues could be resolved by updating the kernel to a new release. Here
Read MoreLaptop Will Not Suspend After Kernel Update Ubuntu 16.04
I upgraded to Ubuntu 16.04 as a fresh install on my HP Stream 11. It went well and the standard issues like Wi-Fi or touch pad not working were non-existent.
Read MoreInstalling Chromium On Ubuntu Mate On Raspberry Pi 3
I was working on my install of Ubuntu Mate on my Raspberry Pi 3 and decided to install Chromium. The current version would install with apt-get but would crash on
Read MoreSetting Raspberry Pi To Full Screen
So far, every Raspberry Pi I’ve setup with every compatible Linux version has had a gap of resolution around the entire monitor. It seems to be a pretty standard occurance.
Read MoreInstalling Linrunner TLP Laptop Power Manager On Ubuntu
One of the first Ubuntu Installs that I tried on my HP Stream was completed by collecting a bunch of random data and turning that into my install. I found
Read MoreSetting A Static IP Address On Raspberry Pi Zero Dongle
The Raspberry Pi Zero Dongle project is a great way to work or play with the Zero. I use it for developing and testing websites from my PC without sharing
Read MoreRaspberry Pi Initial Configuration Using Raspi-Config
The Raspberry Pi doesn’t include a traditional BIOS or a battery. All settings that would usually be stored on a motherboard are housed on the SD card and things like
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