Sort Folders before Files (Gnome & XFCE)
Some Linux distros that use DE like GNOME or XFCE the file manager, and file dialogues display files interwoven with folders, instead of sorting folders before files. Here’s how to change that configuration… Source: https://gexperts.com/wp/gnome-3-12-filesnautilus-sort-folders-before-files-issues/
How to Remove Media Players From Ubuntu’s Sound Menu & Add Your Own
Ubuntu’s sound menu contains Rhythmbox by default. Any other media players you install will also appear in the menu, assuming they support the MPRIS2 specification. You can hide media players in the menu or add any application you like. Source: … Continued
A sorta-beginner’s guide to installing Ubuntu Linux on 32-bit UEFI machines.
Update 2018 — since around Fedora 27-ish, it has natively supported 32-bit UEFI for 64 bit installs. This guide still applies for other… Source: A sorta-beginner’s guide to installing Ubuntu Linux on 32-bit UEFI machines.
How to create a hotkey for “always on top” window on Linux
Currently there is no “always on top” button for windows on XFCE Desktop Enviroment, there is a option to make the window always on top but only accessible through a window menu. Such button is on a wish list for … Continued
Dropbox Is Dropping Support For All Linux File Systems Except Unencrypted Ext4
Fonte: Dropbox Is Dropping Support For All Linux File Systems Except Unencrypted Ext4 – Slashdot
How to convert Microsoft Outlook email files (*.MSG) to *.EML
MSGConvert: A .MSG to mbox converter Introduction I wrote this to be able to convert some .MSG files I had lying around. These files are produced by some of Microsoft’s e-mail programs, and I couldn’t read them on my home … Continued
How to Kill a Process from the Command Line
Learn how to kill errant processes in this tutorial from our archives. Picture this: You’ve launched an application (be it from your favorite desktop menu or from the command line) and you start using that launched app, only to have it … Continued
How to remove systemd services
If I install a new service then decide I don’t want that application anymore and delete it, the service is still listed in the output from systemctl as error. Where is this coming from and how can I Source: How … Continued
Manipulating Directories in Linux
If you are new to this series (and to Linux), take a look at our first installment. In that article, we worked our way through the tree-like structure of the Linux filesystem, or more precisely, the File Hierarchy Standard. I … Continued