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vnc @help:general_linux
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an access the same graphical Unix system that you find in the lab, over the network. =====How do I setu... may have to try a few different things before you find the combination that gives you the best performan... =====Want to learn more?===== The best place to find out about VNC is the [[http://realvnc.com|RealVNC
keyring_issues
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e of your "keyring" then a quick workaround is to find that keyring and push it out of the way. Open a terminal and use the find command as such: $ cd $ find . -type f -name "*ring" ./.local/share/keyrings/log
kill_a_process @help:sysnews
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if you look for it on the xfce menues you should find it at ``System`` => ``Process manager`` * $$gn... unixhelp on kill]] or try the steps below. First find the [[http://www.cs.vassar.edu/~info/Unixhelp/she... times you may have to kill a few things until you find the right one. If you accidentally kill the sessi
apple @help:general_linux:x2go
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e previous versions.</a></html> * ** Step 2**: Find out what version of macOS you're running! To do ... e downloads, click on the file to open it. A new Finder window will appear in which there is a file called "x2goclient". Open another finder and go to the /Applications folder. Click and
frozen
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more help! Either ask a coach, an instructor or find or write me. **Please don't just walk away** -Be... process that is hogging the machine. If you can find it and kill it, the machine will return to normal
filecopy @help:general_linux
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ssh ===== - Open a terminal. In macOS, you can find this in /Applications/Utilities/Terminal. An xter... nnot be ommitted here. You can use ''man scp'' to find out more information about scp. One commonly used
browser_wont_start
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to fix if it does. First, search for locks: find ~/.mozilla -name lock Then delete any files retu
backups @help:general_linux
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s more features. Still, it's a very good place to find out how tar works.[[http://www.gnu.org/software/t
command_please_not_found @help:general_linux
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are configuration in your environment that is not finding the software on the system you are logged into
priority @help:general_linux
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c or if the process is running and you just can't find a way to stop it through normal channels, there's
ssh @help:general_linux
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ix, and Linux]] ===== More information ===== To find out more about ssh: * http://www.openssh.org.
isohome @help:sysnews
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bring some didn't you?) * Open a terminal. * Find the name of your backup file. It will be in your
isohome.script @help:sysnews
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|yep) $ECHO "\nHere we go...\n" for FOUND in `find $HOME -print |egrep 'cache|.iso'` do $E
krock @help:sysnews:inhouse
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t/kroc sudo chgroup -R nogroup /opt/kroc sudo find /opt/kroc -type d|xargs chmod 755 -Greg ====