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 | Setting up persistent remote desktop sessions on Linux is quite simple can be very useful. Let's review how to do this using VNC (Virtual Network Computing). | |
VNC Remote Desktops
VNC is a remote display system that enables you to start a desktop environment on one machine and access it from other computers through an Internet connection. You can set up persistent desktops which will be maintained while you disconnect, so you can continue working exactly where you left off when you re-connect... Read more
| Be Creative With Ubuntu Studio
Ubuntu Studio has been updated and is now based on Ubuntu 11.10. This distro is tailored to meet the requirements of creative applications that involve audio, video, or graphics processing. It makes it easy for new users to get up to speed on GNU/Linux multi-media software, and makes less well-known applications readily available... Read more
| The Awk Command
With the GNU/Linux awk command you can quickly and easily analyze and process tables from the command line. It offers powerful methods for parsing text files, in particular data files that are organized by lines (rows) and columns... Read more
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