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The Tuxnetworks Linux Bible In this case it was Steam (installed via apt repository) Steam would start successfully from a terminal but would fail if launched from a launcher in Cinnamon. Further inv...
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The Tuxnetworks Linux Bible: HOWTO: Change your default user account to a system account
The Tuxnetworks Linux Bible HOWTO: Change your default user account to a system account When you deploy a new Ubuntu installation, the first user it creates (uid=1000) will be given sudo privileges...
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The Tuxnetworks Linux Bible: Inheriting group ownership for shared files
The Tuxnetworks Linux Bible Inheriting group ownership for shared files Use the SGID attribute to allow users to create files that can be opened by other users in their group. When the SGID (Set Gr...
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Here a few examples of ffmpeg usage I have used on occasion:
Basic mkv to mp4 conversion
ffmpeg -i original.mkv -vcodec copy -acodec copy new.mp4 -
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Create and install an SSL certificate in Apache
Lets create a SSL encrypted website using apache.
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I use df a lot on ubuntu. Unfortunately with advent of snap devices df output has become increasingly cluttered with various devices mounted by the system that I generally don' have an interest in seeing.
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autofs: keep devices permanently mounted
I have some ISO images which I use autofs to mount as loop devices.
For reasons that are not important I want them to stay mounted permanently.
I couldn't find any information online on how to do this so I poked around in the related autofs man pages.
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