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It’s worth noting that you can use the old Network Connections method to set an IP address in any version of Windows, so if you prefer that method, keep reading.
[mai mult...]Sometimes, it’s better to assign a PC its own IP address rather than letting your router assign one automatically.
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By linking your Spotify account with your Discord account, you get to enjoy your favorite music on your favorite chat client. You can let your friends know what you’re listening to as well as invite them to listen with you. Here’s how to do that on any platform.
There are many benefits to connecting your Spotify account with Discord. Let’s start with the first and the most obvious one: you get to listen to your favorite music tracks while using Discord. And, with its intelligent system, Spotify is able to stop playing your music when you start a live stream or share your screen—something that doesn’t happen if you don’t link your accounts together.
When you’ve connected Spotify to Discord, you can show in your Discord profile what music you’re listening to. If your friends are Spotify Premium subscribers, you can even invite them to listen along with you. You can join your friends’ listening sessions as well if you want.
.Xauthority file. If that doesn’t work, making sure root owns the /tmp folder, reconfiguring gdm3, and freeing up hard drive space can also break you out of the loop.The Ubuntu login loop is a frustrating problem that makes it impossible for you to log in. We describe six different issues that can cause this behavior and how to fix them.
The Ubuntu login loop is a problem that returns you to the login screen instead of logging you in and presenting you with your desktop. It’s as if your credentials are being rejected, but that’s not the case. It’s just not letting you in. Even though you’re definitely typing in the correct user name and password, you’re bounced right back to the login screen.
Of all the possible problems with a computer, not being able to log in is one of the scariest. If you can’t get in, how can you fix it? Thankfully, Linux provides us with more than one way to log in, and we can leverage that to our advantage in this scenario.
Actually, this problem can happen to other distributions as well. It seems to have been tagged the “Ubuntu login loop” because there’s an impression that it’s reported on computers running Ubuntu more frequently than on other distributions. I suspect that’s because there’s more computers running Ubuntu Linux than any other distribution.
[mai mult...]The system administrator role includes creating users, deleting users, and reviewing existing users. They also control who can, and cannot, use root‘s elevated powers. Here’s how to do that on Ubuntu Linux.
Multi-user systems require a distinct user account for each person who uses the computer. Each users has their own password, and their own private area for data. Normal users cannot access another user’s data. The root user can access anything, of course.
It’s the root user who manages user accounts. They must create an account when a new user needs to use the computer, and they delete old accounts when they’re no longer required.
Apart from creation and deletion, other changes may be required during the lifetime of the account. The user may forget their password, and need it to have it reset. They may join another department or team and need to be added to the appropriate user group. They may even be promoted and be awarded root privileges. These common tasks fall on the system administration team. If you’re the administrator on duty—or the only one in the team—you’re expected to complete these tasks quickly and easily.
Here’s a round-up of how to carry out these common tasks on Ubuntu. Because they use standard tools, you can use them on other distributions too, but we’ll be featuring Ubuntu in the screenshots.
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The command line came long before graphical desktop environments appeared. It was the primary way to use and administer Unix, the operating system that Linux is based on.
There are hundreds of commands available on the Linux command line, and many of these have dozens of options. This delivers granularity, power, speed, and flexibility. The trouble is, that blinking cursor in a terminal window isn’t welcoming, and the prospect of learning all of those commands and options can be overwhelming to the newcomer.
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