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How to change SUDO password timeout in Linux

Some Linux orders require Administrator privilege for execution of certain scripts or tasks in Linux. However, the default for the administrative permissions whene you issue…

Command Line How-To Linux Troubleshooting

Easier way to add DIRECTORY to your path in LINUX

CloudWarrior July 30, 2022 No Comments command line Fedora How To Linux Troubleshooting Ubuntu

$PATH is very important environment variable and knowing how to work with it, can be very useful What Is $PATH on Linux, and How Does…

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How to install PowerShell on Google Chromebook Linux mode

CloudWarrior October 19, 2018 No Comments Chromebook command line Google Chromebook How-To Linux PowerShell

Here is quick code for installation of PowerShell on Google ChromeBook Pixel when [easyazon_link identifier=”1118999878″ locale=”US” tag=”wn0d5-20″] Linux [/easyazon_link] support is turned on: 123456sudo apt…

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Install Microsoft Visual Code on Google Chromebook

CloudWarrior October 13, 2018 No Comments Google Chromebook Linux NS Visual Code Visual Code

Playing more with the Google Chromebook I was also able to install Microsoft Visual Code on my Chromebook and it works great 🙂 1234567# Install…

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Sort and rank of who is using sudo on the box

CloudWarrior July 28, 2017 No Comments command line Linux One Liners

Quick one liner to remember when you work on your [easyazon_link identifier=”1118999878″ locale=”US” tag=”wn0d5-20″] Linux [/easyazon_link] box. It could be useful command to know. Here…

Command Line How-To Linux Troubleshooting

Configure Timezone Settings on Raspberry Pi on Raspbian

CloudWarrior June 26, 2016 No Comments How To Linux Raspberry Pi Raspbian

How to configure date and timezone settings on your Raspberry Pi Raspbian Wheezy. The following example is based on Debian Linux and it is working perfectly with Raspbian Wheezy for Raspberry Pi.