Have you ever created an Ubuntu Server virtual machine and added a new bridged networking adapter after your setup? You would have thought that it’ll detect it automatically or would detect it when you restart the networking service, however it’s not the case. This is something that I always forgot... View Article
Most of us know that Jenkins is an awesome continuous integration tool, however it’s also a great generic task runner. In my case, photography is one of my serious interests too, I have hundreds of gigabytes of RAW images over the years and it’s my habit to keep it in... View Article
Updated with more suggestions! Christmas is literally around the corner! So if you haven’t got any idea of what buy your software developer/programmer friends then perhaps this post is going to help you a lot. Buying gifts isn’t always easy as we don’t always know what the other person likes,... View Article
There are a lot of guides out there that deals with this topic (installing ssl certificate) but not much that are actually tailored for this pair, GoDaddy and Ubuntu. So hopefully today’s article will be helpful for many people. Elements Basically in order to successfully install an SSL certificate you... View Article
I’ve been building a hobby blog for a while now using Digital Ocean as the host. I think they are one of the most affordable and user friendly VPS around, when I started playing around I was using their promo link for a $10 which covered 2 months of free VPS... View Article
So, a quick post to help those out there getting this issue. Just then my Ubuntu installation updates and it seems there is a mouse delay when moving the cursor between monitors (I use 2 monitors). I have no idea why this functionality even exist as it’s really annoying. Anyway,... View Article
[singlepic id=17 w=320 h=240 float=left] Couple years ago I used to have a MacBook Pro with Core 2 Duo processor (2007 model). It was great back then, however as time passed after 3 years; I needed a laptop with higher resolution. So I bought a Sony with 1080 HD screen.... View Article
Sometimes you need to run a command in the terminal as another user in the system. I forgot the way to do this all the time, so here’s a little code snippets on how to do so. sudo su -s /bin/sh <insert user here> -c "CMD HERE"
I use Ubuntu pretty much for everything at work with dual monitor configuration. The one gripe that I had was notifications appearing on the far top right hand side of my secondary monitor (on the right…), this caused missing the notifications. Also I hated the colours of the bubble. To... View Article