How do I find the files installed by a particular package? Where is the .deb file to look at?
I have installed pulseaudio-module-bluetooth using apt.
I have installed pulseaudio-module-bluetooth using apt.
How can I get the details and transpose it to horizontal form?
Is there any tool available to sync files between two or more linux servers immediately after writing the file in the disk? The rsync command does not suit me on this, because if I set rsync in cron, the minimum time I can set is 1 minute, but I need it on real-time basis.
grep -c is useful for finding how many times a string occurs in a file, but it only counts each occurence once per line. How to count multiple occurences per line?
I’m comparing the following
Is it possible to persist the “state” of a GNU screen window (or just a standard shell) so that I can reload everything after a reboot:
Can someone tell me the difference between a Desktop Install, a Basic Server install, and a Minimal Install? During installation, it doesn’t give a description and I can’t find documentation on it either.
For a long time, Linux hasn’t bothered with file creation dates because none of the file systems it commonly used supported them. However now, 2 file systems commonly used (NTFS and ext4) both record file creation dates.
How is it possible I am not able to read the AS file below?