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Have ever want to split a big file or may be a normal file into multiple parts and later join them. Well, in Linux i would say that is quite easy by using split and cat commands in terminal. Let’s try it with an example. Open terminal. If you want to read more, the easy [...]

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KDE 4.10 is out and some users waited for it eagerly might had already updated to it, but if not yet it’s time to upgrade. http://kde.org/announcements/4.10/ This how to will cover openSUSE 12.2, there are no repos for 12.1 at the time of writing this. Open terminal, become root by su -  and type to [...]

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So you have github or bitbucket account and repositories setup already. But the problem is if you did not set the user name and email on your machine, most probably you will see ‘Author not mapped‘ with question mark sign. It is because your account is not synced with github or bitbucket. But no worries, [...]

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In Gnome we will use jmtpfs for mounting, which will do most of the jobs. So we no need to use mtpfs or install its libs. Download jmtpfs for your OS from here: http://software.opensuse.org/package/jmtpfs?search_term=jmtpfs After downloading click on the downloaded rpm file and it will automatically install it for you. After installation let’s mount the [...]

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In some cases if you are running WordPress OR some other database extensive application on micro instance, you will experience slow page loading on various occasions. There is a nice solution to that, install PHP APC to cache most the PHP code for fast loading. I assume that you are already on the server console [...]

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Gnome-Do is quite useful tool for a person who like to use keyboard over mouse. Let’s try it, shall we? Open terminal, become root by su – , now type: zypper in gnome-do Now let’s add it to startup apps, Alt+F2 and type gnome-session-properties. Check the box for Gnome-Do. I am doing this because it’s [...]

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