log your activities and output at a linux terminal with script
Bash command script can log the commands and output of a user so you have an accurate record of all activity. to start, create your log file touch mylog start […]
Author Archives: linuxishbell
Flowers/plants in Dangar Fall (Oxley Wild Rivers National Park), pleae name them
Last week, had an excursion to Dangar Fall of Oxley Wild River National Park. It was not surprised that water falls were spectacular. But the most exciting things were wild […]
Journey along the Macleay Valley via Armidale-Kempsey Road
We had a trip to South West Rocks and Arakoon and enjoyed the breath-taking views of Smoke Cape Lighthouse and The Old Gaol. We took Armidale-Kempsey Road as the return […]
VPN server and Clients (Linux)
VPN A virtual private network (VPN) is a network that uses a public telecommunication infrastructure, such as the Internet, to provide remote offices or individual users with secure access to […]
command line for backup (linux)
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share/sync gmail calendar and addressbook with evolution (at linux)
Evolution is a nice mailer or PIM, can be treated as an equivalent to outlook for MS Windows clan. The current release makes it very easy and enjoyable to […]
Manage Multiple Gmail accounts with e-mail delegate
Gmail’s new feature, called e-mail delegation, will allow you to easily manage multiple Gmail accounts without signing in and out of Gmail and switching accounts manually. When sign into a […]
wine 1.3.9 release
Wine 1.3.9 Released December 10, 2010 The Wine development release 1.3.9 is now available. What’s new in this release: Beginnings of support for ActiveX in built-in browser. Icons on Internet […]
linux calendar tool cal and ccal
There are many nice toys or tools at linux. Today, a brief intro to calendar toy cal NAME cal — displays a calendar SYNOPSIS cal [−smjy13] [[[day] month] year] cal […]
install R package without root access(on Linux)
R is a nice compannon for stataitical people.From time to time, I have to install various packages to accomplish some tasks. At my desktop (linux server), I have the root […]
