Secure Shell (SSH) is a cryptographic network protocol for operating network services securely over an unsecured network. The best known example application is for remote login to computer systems by users. SSH provides a secure channel over an unsecured network in a client-server architecture, connecting an SSH client application with …
Read More »Disable touchscreen in Linux
I have a Dell Inspiron 5547, massive laptop with 16GB RAM and Intel i7. It also got a touchscreen. I don’t like touchscreens on laptops and I can’t remember ever using it. I usually plugin my laptop, Desktop and RaspberryPi 2 to an IOGear 4port KVM switch and use a …
Read More »Add timestamp to history command output in Linux
My last post was about adding timestamp to terminal in Linux. But isn’t it better to simply add timestamp to history command? This enables you to open your terminal anytime, run history command and find out when you ran which command, all without keeping terminal or putty windows open indefinitely. …
Read More »Add timestamp to terminal in Linux
I came across an issue few weeks back at work when I did some troubleshooting and ran some commands. When I was documenting it, I just couldn’t remember the exact time I started troubleshooting and issued those commands; I mean I even had putty logs saved for 9 hours of …
Read More »Run bash on Windows 10
Since Microsoft started planning and building Windows 10, they’ve been talking to a lot of users about what users would like to see in Windows to make it a great place for users to build awesome apps, sites and services for all platforms and all devices. Many users told Microsoft that …
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