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Reset Opensuse root password

By on Wednesday, October 6th, 2010 | 4 Comments

Forgotten the root password to your linux system? Don’t want to reinstall and lose your files or are you just plain lazy? Here is an easy way to reset the root password if you ever find yourself in that situation. I must admit, I was surprised how easy it was. I had an old test [...]

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Build me a PC part 1

By on Friday, August 7th, 2009 | No Comments

One of my friends wanted me to build a PC from scratch, with the parts HE wanted (rather than a pre built one). So I thought ‘lets blog it from the very beginning to the end’. The challenge – a decent PC (not for gaming but one with a bit of grunt and the ability [...]

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Linux run shell script from terminal window

By on Monday, January 12th, 2009 | No Comments

I don’t use shell scripts too often and had a brain dead moment on how to execute a shell script. So, for the dummies , here’s a summary so next time I forget I can quickly look at my posts: For Creating Shell programs # vi filename.sh (vi is one of many text editors for [...]

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Linux software equivalents

By on Saturday, January 19th, 2008 | No Comments

Just made the switch to Linux from Windows (or even OS X?) and are having trouble finding software similar/equivalent to what you are used to? Yes, the linux learning curve is steep but rewarding when you do start working it all out. Here is a good website that lists the Windows/OS X software and the [...]

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Home surveillance with Linux and Zoneminder made easy – Part II

By on Monday, December 31st, 2007 | 7 Comments

My last post I gave a quick overview of my hardware (PC, camera and capture card) that I was using on my surveillance system. This post I will explain what OS and software I use. My operating system of choice for this ‘project’ was SUSE. The initial reason was that learning Linux is (in my [...]

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