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Git can be found in the EPEL (Fedora Project) complimentary packages repository. The command to install the package will be similar to the following user@computer:$ rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/x86_64/epel-release-5-3.noarch.rpm Remember to sanity check this against your RHEL version… Kubuntu is currently my desktop OS of choice for 40+ hours a week of paid eye strain. It’s a good OS, basically Ubuntu with KDE as the desktop environment, however over the three or four years I’ve been using it the quality of the package management GUI applications has been somewhat variable. What we have [...] It was with a little trepidation that I kicked this one off. However, absolutely no problems what so ever. Nice I’ve been looking for something like this for a while now to make my quick solutions posts more readable. Only tested it on one post so far but seems to work on latest WP and Thematic. The little plugin allows you to display Linux terminal input / output in a “pretty” fashion in your posts, [...] Odd error when running yum update on my slice. This appears to be a currently outstanding bug which can be worked around by issuing a user@computer:$ yum clean metadata or user@computer:$ yum clean all The former worked fine for me. Original error shown below. user@computer:$ yum updateSetting up Update ProcessResolving Dependencies–> Running transaction checkTraceback (most recent call last):File “/usr/bin/yum”, line [...] One of the things about having your own little server, not really used for anything absolutely critical to anyone is that you can install updates as soon as you like. Non critical updates are one of those things that you have to do sooner or later and for non critical systems it can often be [...] By default, Hsphere runs SMTP on port 587 as well as the default of port 25. This appears to be recommended as part of the setup for SPF, so that roaming users can send messages where port 25 is blocked and not fall foul of strict SPF records. Edit: As defined here I Decided back in the Summer that I would ditch Servage when my renewal came around in the Autumn, I’ll discuss why in a separate updated final review. In short I wanted a system I had as near to 100% control over as possible, so that meant a VPS. Hosting my own and my family’s [...] Learning to use the command line is one of the hardest things about moving to Linux, however once you’re used to it, doing things becomes second nature and you actually miss being able to use the terminal in those cases where you have FTP access but no shell account. For some things using a GUI [...] After adding a PCI soundcard to my machine for the purposes of having a gameport my Kubuntu 7.04 install wasn’t always choosing to use the on-board Intel chip for sound meaning I could near nothing. The solution seems to be the following sudo asoundconf list Names of available sound cards: sudo asoundconf set-default-card Intel sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart |
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