How to Change the Default LibreOffice Look and Feel?
The default LibreOffice look and feel can be customized to change its “User Interface”, “Toolbar Look”, “Menu Content”, “Icon Style” and “Theme and Colors”
The default LibreOffice look and feel can be customized to change its “User Interface”, “Toolbar Look”, “Menu Content”, “Icon Style” and “Theme and Colors”
The Linux distributions that support the gnome-desktop environment come with the “System Monitor” tool as a task manager by default.
In Ubuntu, use the “add-apt” command line tool to delete the repository and the “gpg” to delete the “GPG” keys i.e “public” and “private”
In a bash script, the “set -x” activates the debugging feature at different places in the scripts or in the “bash shebang” line to identify the errors clearly.
Linux and its distributions offer the pre-installed “systemctl” and “service” command line tools to restart the “Samba” server instantly.
To install FileZilla on Ubuntu, use the command “sudo apt install filezilla” from the default or the PPA repository, or the GUI (Ubuntu Software Center) method.
n Ubuntu, the user can install applications using “apt”, “snap”, “flatpak”, and “dpkg” package managers. It can also be done via “third-party” repositories.
In Linux, “java” can be completely uninstalled using their default package managers followed by the associated “remove” and “purge” flags.
Linux and its distributions offer the “getent”, “groupmems”, “members”, and “libuser_lid” command line utilities for listing the group members of a group.
To execute the “sudo” command without a password append the “Sudoers” file by adding “username ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL” password configuration.
To enable the dark mode in the LibreOffice application access the “Options” window from the “Tools” menu list and select “dark” in the “Colour Scheme” section.
In Linux, Hard Disk Drives partitions can be viewed using “fdisk”, “cfdisk”, “lsblk”, and “parted” command line utilities or the “Disks” application.
Linux and its distributions come with a pre-installed “tar” command to create tar, untar and view the tar file content. Read this guide for more details.
On Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, the Laravel application can be easily installed through “composer” as a command with “superuser”, i.e., “sudo” privileges.
In Linux, use the “history” and “wipe” command line tools to delete the system history without a trace. Both of them completely wiped out the system’s history.
In Linux, to close the Vi – Vim / Vi editor, enter the “:q”; to save the file, type the “:w” and exit the editor without saving using “:q!” commands.
The “ldd” command stands for “List Down Dependencies”, which is used to display executable files or program-shared library dependencies.
Linux, the “ls (list)”, “find”, and “du(disk usage)” commands can be used to find large files. These commands also contain important supported options.
In Linux, create the backup of the MySQL databases and restore them by utilizing the built-in “mysqldump” command line tool.
To fix the error, the error “local.error: unsupported locale setting” can be fixed by adding the environment either temporarily or permanently.
In Linux, the VMware workstation is removed by the “vmware installer” Script. Furthermore, it can also be removed manually from the system.
An error “sed unknown option to ‘s’” occurs while searching a file name that contains slashes. To fix it, you need to use the “pipe” as a delimiter.
On Ubuntu, reset the lost administrative password using the “root shell prompt” with the “passwd” command through the “recovery mode” from the “GNU GRUB”.
In Ubuntu 22.04, the “chrome” application is updated using the “apt upgrade” command. It can also be done by the “Software Updater” application tool via GUI.
The “apt update” synchronizes the package’s list and loads the latest packages. While the “apt upgrade” upgrades the packages to the latest release.
The Ubuntu/Debian-based Linux distributions use the “apt”, “snap”, and “flatpak” to completely remove the package. Read this article for more details.
To use chown recursively, use the “R” flag with the command’s syntax. You can change the user, groups, and both (users and groups) in one command.
To restart Apache, use “sudo systemctl restart httpd.service” on CentOS/RHEL and “sudo systemctl restart apache2.service” on Debian/Ubuntu.
To install Arduino IDE, Use the commands “sudo apt install arduino”, “sudo snap install arduino”, and “sudo flatpak install flathub cc.arduino.arduinoide”.
On Ubuntu, the “AppImage” requires “x(execute)” permissions that can be assigned through the “chmod” command or the “Properties” window via the GUI method.
In Linux, the cron logs are stored in the “/var/log/syslog” main system file that can be easily accessed through the “cat” and “grep” commands.
To install GIMP on Linux, use the flatpak or snap support. The GUI method can install the GIM on snap/GUI-supported Linux distros.
Linux and most of its distributions support the network command line utility “ethtool” to display and manage the network interface devices.
In Ubuntu, the “ip(Internet Protocol)” command configures the network interface objects. These objects include “link”, “address”, “route”, and “neigh”.
Linux offers the “reset”, “clear”, and “printf” commands to clear the terminal screen. The user can also use the “Ctrl+L” shortcut key to perform this task.
In Linux, the “Emacs” text editor comes with a set of the whole environment, while “Vim” refers to the dedicated tool that performs the job very efficiently.
In Linux, the “Neovim” editor comes with rich features such as additional “Plugins”, “Directory Location”, “and LSP” support as compared to “Vim”.
In Linux, the “/etc/fstab” files contain six entries “file system”, “mount point”, “type”, “options”, “dump”, and “pass”.
Linux disk devices can be easily listed down by using the “lsblk”, “fdisk”, “cfdisk”, “hwinfo”, “parted”, “df”, and “ls” command line tools.
To create the “Hard Link”, execute the “ln(link)” command followed by the source file and the new hard link name in the source file’s directory.
To list only directories recursively, use the “ls(list)”, “du(disk usage)”, “find”, and “tree” command. Read this post for more details.
In Linux, the “default open JDK” tool is used to run the java program from the command. It converts the source file to the byte code and executes it.
On Linux, to list mounted drives, use “df”, “mount”, and “findmnt” commands. This task can also be done by reading the “/proc/mount” file via the “cat” tool.
Top seven benefits of Linux include Free and Open Source OS, Secure and Reliable, Easy to Install, and much more. Read this article for more details.
Linux provides a built-in command line tool “rmdir” command to remove the directories and subdirectories from the local system.
Linux offers the pre-installed “df”, “lsblk”, “fsck”, “file”, “mount”, and “blkid” commands to determine the file system type of mounted devices/partitions.
The “cron” daemon is the built-in software utility that generally runs the process at a fixed time, day, date, or interval without any user interference.
For cron job scheduling, access the “crontab” file. It will automatically execute all the cron jobs after every minute, hour, weekday, month, and year.
In Linux, the “Notepad++” application can be installed using the command “sudo snap install notepad-plus-plus”. Or GUI support can also be used.
On Ubuntu, the “zip” and “unzip” command line tool is utilized to zip ad unzip files. These utilities are generally pre-installed on Ubuntu.
In Linux, the “su(Switch User)” built-in command line tool is utilized to switch the currently logged-in user to the specified user of the system.
To use Ctrl+Alt+Del to launch Task Manager on Ubuntu, access the “Custom Shortcuts” section from the “Keyboard Shortcuts” window and then add it.
The cron job can be easily run every 10, 20, and 30 minutes by mentioning the time sequence using the “slash(/)” or “comma(,)” operator.
Linux offers the “cp(copy)” and the “rsync(remote sync)” commands to copy a folder from the source to the destination place. It can also be done via the “GUI”.
Linux “home” directory is the subdirectory of the “root” directory denoted by the “~(tilde)” slash. It also refers to the “Login Directory”.
The “shutdown”, “poweroff”, and “halt” commands are used to shut down the Linux system. Moreover, it can also be achieved from the GUI.
Linux offers the “fdisk” and “cfdisk” utilities to delete a partition from the device. Furthermore, It can also be performed via the “GParted” software tool.
The error “ /bin/rm: argument list too long” can be resolved by deleting the directory using the “rm” command. It can also be fixed via the “find” command.
Google Docs offers the “Line & paragraph spacing” option from the menu bar and the “Line & paragraph spacing” icon to change the line spacing in Google Docs.
In Google Docs, the built-in Cornell notes template can be created from a third-party website or by selecting the “Table” option from the “Insert” tab.
To import a Docx to Google Docs, upload the file in “Google Drive”. After that, save the docs file by pressing the “Save as Google Docs” option.
Click on the “Review suggested edits” option. After that, a dialogue box will pop up; press the “Accept all” button to accept all the suggestions on Google Docs.
The “Table” option is used to make the job application template in Google Docs. Moreover, various built-in templates are also useful for performing this task.
To do a block quote in Google Docs, the “ruler” and “Indent” icons are used. Additionally, the “Tab” key can also be utilized to perform this task.
The “Table” option from the “Insert” tab can be utilized to insert a calendar in Google docs. The mobile app also has a “Table” option for this purpose.
Google Docs provides an amazing feature, “Voice Typing”, and a shortcut key, “Ctrl+Shift+S”, to type with your voice into the document.
The “mkdir” Linux command creates new directories in the PWD or a specific directory. It also sets their permissions during the creation process.
Linux and most of its distributions offer the “telnet” command that connects the machines remotely. However, it is the old Linux command line utility.
The main objective of the “truncate” Linux command is to reduce/shrink or extend the standard file size to the required one.
In Linux, the environment variables are set using the “export” command line tool. The user can view them via the “printenv”, “env”, and the “echo” commands.