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- Ask Ubuntu
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- community - What does Ubuntu mean? - Ask Ubuntu
The Ubuntu operating system brings the spirit of Ubuntu to the world of computers To quote Benjamin Mako Hill: Ubuntu's original name was, and I'm serious, "no-name-yet com" Finally, Mark settled on the name Ubuntu which he though represented the spirit of sharing and cooperation that he found appealing in Free Software
- How to add a directory to the PATH? - Ask Ubuntu
Both will work if your shell is a login shell But I just tried the bash_profile approach on one of my Ubuntu machines and even after restarting my gnome session it didn't source my bash_profile So I would say that putting this in bashrc is probably the way to go with Ubuntu –
- How can I resize an ext root partition at runtime? - Ask Ubuntu
GUI (Ubuntu 14 04 and later): GParted v0 17 and later provide a nice GUI for this (Older versions will refuse to resize a mounted partition) Command line (any Ubuntu version): There are three steps to this Step 1 The partition must first be resized If you're using LVM, it's easy, and you presumably know how to proceed
- How to unzip a zip file from the Terminal? - Ask Ubuntu
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- How can I create an administrator user from the command line?
(If you're running Ubuntu 11 10 or earlier, use the admin group ) Default values are stored in etc adduser conf, you can check them with less etc adduser conf To create a user and add it directly to the sudo group use adduser <username> --group sudo (Again, use admin in place of sudo for 11 10 and earlier )
- command line - How do I run . sh scripts? - Ask Ubuntu
On Ubuntu 13 04 executable files opened in Nautilus are now opened in gedit by default rather than prompting the user to execute them To enable the classic behavior you need to adjust the preferences: Nautilus → Edit menu → Preferences → Behaviour tab → Click the radio button near Ask each time
- startup - How to run scripts on start up? - Ask Ubuntu
You can add commands to etc rc local: sudo nano etc rc local This executes the commands as root To execute commands as a specific user, use sudo -i -u (-i to also run the login shell)
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