How to Install and Use Windows Applications on Linux using PlayOnLinux Thursday, January 31, 2019
In this article, we will explain how to install PlayOnLinux on your Ubuntu both through the command line and the graphical user interface. More importantly, we will explain how to install a Windows application, Notepad Plus Plus in our example, by using PlayOnLinux. .. read more..
How To Add The BlackArch Pentesting Repository To Arch Linux Thursday, January 31, 2019
BlackArch is a penetration testing distribution, similar to Kali Linux, but it’s built on top of Arch Linux. In reality, BlackArch is really a pre-configured Arch installation with an extra repository full of security tools. As a result, you can add the BlackArch repository to a regular install o... .. read more..
also on TWinL52: Lubuntu Council Announced, Manjaro Stable Update Breakage, Multipass, gotop, TuxClocker, Dell's XPS 13 9380, Ad Blocker Breakage in Chrome Extension Manifest V3, Humble Bundles .. read more..
Free Drawing And Painting Program MyPaint 2.0.0 Alpha Released Thursday, January 31, 2019
After being in development for more than 2 years, MyPaint 2.0.0 alpha is available for download. MyPaint is a free, open source drawing and painting program available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. The application features infinite canvas, configurable brushes, graphics tablet support, and a dist... .. read more..
Ubuntu 18.04 needs patching Thursday, January 31, 2019
Canonical is updating Ubuntu 18.04 to the 4.15.0-44.47 Linux kernel to fix several security bugs. .. read more..
Enabling the display of username and icons on kdm login - Mandriva 2005 & 2006
The default login screen for 2005LE and 2006 does not show user icons, and there appears to be no way to change this from the control center.
This is because there is a theme attached to the KDM login manager by default, which hides the icon display.
If you wish to re-enable it, you will need to edit file /etc/kde/kdm/kdmrc as root, and change the value for UseTheme from true to false.
On logging out of your KDE session, you should see a scrollable list of users with their icons.
You can add your own pictures to the list of available icons by placing them into directory /usr/share/mdk/faces. You will need root access to modify this directory, though.
It actually takes me several hours on finding how to do it. Its hard to do accurate search if the keyword is not that accurate, so to be easily remember, added it here.
Nothing really important on it,but might be important later.... it'll be about, general computing, networks, cisco and linux and its internal, but please be warned, that I am not an expert on these stuffs, so I'm not responsible if doing something based on this page cause you trouble. Its like an archive of those related to my work so I might not forget them the time I'll have to do those task again.
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