Category Archives: Linux

This category contains a wide range of posts, for example tutorials, reviews, news, bug information, related to systems running GNU/Linux.

Change console font in Fedora

September 30, 2005

George Notaras

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Ever had the need to change the console font in fedora? I did because using the default font greek characters were completely unreadable. So, here is how to do it.

A powerful command, SED

September 28, 2005

George Notaras

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SED is powerful. It can, besides many other things, substitute, append, remove characters or groups of characters or whole lines in a text file or the console output. You may find it difficult to use, but here is an excellent web page that will help you get going:

A mass downloader…

September 28, 2005

George Notaras

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I was reading the Lynx man page the other day and I came across the –dump option. The output of:

GARNOME

September 10, 2005

George Notaras

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Have you ever heard of GARNOME? It’s an easy way to install the latest stable or CVS GNOME release without affecting the operating system. For example, a user can download GARNOME and build the whole GNOME desktop with some extra applications.