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Introduction to Zenity (Part 1)
Zenity is a command-line utility for Linux that allows developers and users to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs) for shell scripts and other command-line applications. It provides a simple...
Working With Nautilus Scripts
Sometimes, you may use Nautilus and wish you could add your own script to the right-click ability on a file or folder.
In this article, we'll look at that.
Scripting Languages
To use...
In this article, we'll look at that.
Scripting Languages
To use...
LFCS – Understanding PXE Boot
The Preboot Execution Environment (PXE), commonly referred to as 'pixie', is a means to boot from a Network Interface Card (NIC) to the network. Once booted, the Dynamic Host Configuration...
DCA – 06 – Docker Registry
A Docker Registry is a local system that acts as a hub to upload and download Docker images. The Docker Registry is a repository of the images that you made or downloaded.
The Docker Registry...
The Docker Registry...
Trying Out Some Nautilus Extensions
Nautilus is the default File Manager used on the GNOME desktop in Ubuntu.
For those of you use Nautilus as your default File Manager, I am going to cover some extensions that you can add to make...
For those of you use Nautilus as your default File Manager, I am going to cover some extensions that you can add to make...
Manipulating PDFs with PDFsam
Many people use PDF files for sending and reading documents. A Portable Document Format (PDF) is a format to store text and images in their original layout. This means that if you create a PDF...
