Once the systemd unit and service files have come into being, understanding of the system services have changed a little bit and it might require some time to understand the cli tools for managing these services and units. That being the case, systemadm comes to rescue. This is a simple tool which : Graphical front-end [...]
Archive of posts tagged Operating system
systemadm – simpler way to manage the service files for systemd
17 April 2012, 8:13 am
Filed under Fedora.
Tagged Arch Linux, Business, Daylight saving time, Init, Linux, Mandriva, Operating system, Systemd
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Check out all the colors on you X window system.
24 February 2012, 10:42 am
If you ever wondered what combination of some colors would look like but did not really feel like setting them in your xterm just to check them out. Or if you wanted to know about all the colors on you X window system then you can install this utility called xcolorsel. You will need to [...]
Filed under Fedora.
Tagged buzz.com, First Stable Release, Graphic Subsystems, Linux, Operating system, Operating Systems, Solaris, Terminal emulator, Wayland, Windows Phone, X Window System, X11, xterm
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glances – Get a glimpse of the whole system
21 February 2012, 10:12 am
You would have used top at some point of time. Did you not wish that instead of just the processes it list all the vital statistics of the system as a whole. How good it would be to see the Memory, Net, Processes and Disk usage on the same screen. Well then you should take [...]
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