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  Crontab Generator

  Cron jobs are basically scheduled tasks for Linux based OS, that are supposed to run at certain intervals, users can manually add cron jobs to their system by using the command “crontab –e” and editing the file to add new cron job. Read More | Tweet This

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  Ubuntu Linux: How to Enable or Disable Swap Partition

  Ubuntu Linux or any Linux operating system can use a swap partition for paging in case if it runs out of physical memory. The swap partition is not a mandatory requirement for using Linux but it is advisable that you have a swap partition setup to avoid memory bottleneck in case you run out of your physical memory. Read More | Tweet This

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  Startup Manager For Ubuntu

  Techie Buzz is powered by a Ubuntu Hardy operating system, and we do a lot of configuration and setups on the server. However unlike Windows we only use the command line for managing the server, so adding and removing startup items becomes a pain. Read More | Tweet This

• Practical Linux Find Command Examples

  Linux commands are not that easy, however there are websites which come up with brilliant tutorials that make learning Linux that more easier, just like our Linux Tips have been useful in the past, the Geek Stuff has been coming up with useful tips and tricks that would help make you a better Linux user. This [...] Read More | Tweet This

• How To Recall Typed Commands In Linux?

  For me Linux has always been a Command Line Interface (CLI) as opposed to a Graphical User Interface (GUI), learning commands the hard way is the best way to remember them, but why type over commands that you have already typed in a current or previous session in the console? Here is a simple tip that [...] Read More | Tweet This