For those of you who follow my other blog, you’ll know that my last Windows PC had a major failure again. You can read some of the specifics in the “When Disaster Strikes - Again” post. At that point I decided to install Ubuntu (effectively removing Windows based PC’s from the network).
In some ways I [...]

In the last installment, I covered what was done to install LAMP on the server. But remember that we did not install SSH. Why is SSH important? It allows us to remotely connect to the server using tools such as PuTTY, so that we can execute commands, install software, etc.
The command is simple:
sudo [...]

The last post I covered the hardware installation for this project. For this section, we’re going to use Ubuntu Linux (8.04 LTS Server Edition 64-bit) to install the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) server. If you don’t have that software available, you can get it using the following venues:
1. Download the iso image [...]

It’s been several day’s since I’ve had the chance to post (I’ve been super busy), so it’s good to have a moment to sit and put my thoughts to pixels (so to speak).
Introduction:
This is the introductory post to a full series where I’ll be posting how I installed an Ubuntu Linux LAMP (Apache, MySQL, PHP [...]

130 Useful Linux Based LiveCD Versions.

April 28, 2008 | By: UbuntuLinuxHelp | 37 Comments
Posted in Applications, Experiences

Recently several people asked me about trying Linux without actually installing it. Obviously the first thing that came to mind is to try versions via LiveCD. For those not familiar, LiveCD means:
“A CD-ROM that contains a working copy of an operating system or other application that is run without installing it. Used for demonstration and [...]

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