Having recently been working on a Windows desktop, when looking for a good yet basic text editor I remembered that years ago I used to use a freeware editor named PsPad. This editor works great and provides all the basic functionality (and more) that I need. There’s been one feature which appears broken that has
For those of you who are using Samba on Linux (including Ubuntu) systems and would like to be able to have Windows users see your server in their “Network” discovery browser, here’s what you need to do. The following is required to get windows to see your samba share so you no longer need to
Having spent the last several years (since 2002 in fact) as a FreeBSD junky, I wanted to spend a little time setting up a Linux server. Of course I’ve ran and used various Linux distributions for many years however when setting up a system to work as a server you soon notice that there’s holes
Here’s a quick example of how you can change your IP Address or other network settings under Debian via command line, this will be required if you’re setting up a system without a graphical interface. As always there is more than one way to do things, however this method is simple and works. These commands