Showing posts with label disable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disable. Show all posts
Sunday, September 17, 2017
Ubuntu 14 Byobu Disable Prompt
Ubuntu 14 Byobu Disable Prompt
With Ubuntu 14, the prompt now shows error code numbers whenever a command fails. It also shows these extra characters:
?
To remove these "features" simply run the following command:
byobu-disable-prompt
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Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Ubuntu 12 Disable GUI
Ubuntu 12 Disable GUI
If you have ubuntu desktop but want to switch back into booting into a gui-less mode then simply run the following command.
echo "manual" | sudo tee -a /etc/init/lightdm.override
Now reboot and you will boot into a console rather than a GUI.
To get your gui back, simply run the command:
sudo lightdm
To revert this change and automatically boot into a GUI in future, simply run this command
sudo rm /etc/init/lightdm.override
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Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Ubuntu Disable swap
Ubuntu Disable swap
If you have a computer with a lot of memory and you know you are never going to ever exceed it, then it may be a good idea to turn off your swap with the following command:
sudo swapoff -a
If you ever run out of memory now processes will crash!
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Saturday, August 26, 2017
Ubuntu Disable Apport to get rid of the annoying crash reports
Ubuntu Disable Apport to get rid of the annoying crash reports
Apport is an automatic crash reporting tool in Ubuntu that is mainly useful in the development cycle. You can read more about it here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport
With both the upgrade and the fresh install of Ubuntu 13.10 things got out of hand as I had about 8 crash reports on each boot. As things worked fine otherwise, I decided to disable the error popups.
In the terminal type:
sudo gedit /etc/default/apport
Set the value of enabled from 1 to 0, save the file and you are done.
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Friday, August 18, 2017
Tutorial How to Disable Pidgin Notification in Ubuntu
Tutorial How to Disable Pidgin Notification in Ubuntu
Pidgin is a free software and open source that you can use to manage account IM (Instant Messaging). This application can use for many account: Yahoo, Google Talk, AIM, Facebook Chat, IRC, MSN, etc with a single interface.
In Ubuntu or other linux distro, pidgin provide notifications to the online buddies, friend chat, or other by popping up. But for some people, this may interfere.
You can set notifications what you want, when buddies sign on and sign off, or you only want new message notifications from your buddies.
This tutorial will explain how to disable or enable Pidgin notification in Ubuntu. But you can try this for other linux distro.
- Open Pidgin application
- Click Tools menu, then choose Plugin. Or you can press Ctrl+U
- Scroll down and look for Libnotify popups, select it. Then click Configure Plugin.
- Check or Uncheck any items what you want to be notified or no notified.
If you dont want to be notified buddy signs on, uncheck it. - Then click Close button.
- Now only the notifications you want will pop up.
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Friday, August 11, 2017
Tutorial How to Disable SELinux in Fedora 17
Tutorial How to Disable SELinux in Fedora 17
What is SELinux? SELinux is linux variant that implements a many security policies through the use Linux Security Modules (LSM) in Linux Kernel.
For security server, SELinux is most suitable option to secure server, because efficacy and complexity. But for desktop computer, I think SELinux it is less suitable to be applied, because too complicated and difficult. To access everything becomes difficult because it is restricted by SELinux.
So in this article will explain how to disable SELinux on Fedora 17:
- Run the Terminal and go to superuser with type: sudo su
- Edit file /etc/selinux/config using gedit with type this command in Terminal:
gedit /etc/selinux/config
- Then look for the word: SELINUX=enforcing
- Replace word: enforcing become disabled
- Then save by pressing Ctrl+S
- Close gedit.
- SELinux has been disabled.
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