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Tag Archives: 12.04
Files opening slowly using XFCE desktop on Ubuntu Server 12.04
My main server runs Ubuntu Server 12.04 with the XFCE desktop (I use Teamviewer for remote access) and has been happily sipping electricity for months with no issues except one – files and folders would open VERY slowly the first … Continue reading
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How to start a Virtualbox VM at login in Ubuntu 12.04
Today I will show you how to start a Virtualbox VM at login in Ubuntu 12.04. There are basically two ways to do this – the GUI way or the command line way. This tutorial will concentrate on the GUI … Continue reading
How to install a desktop on Ubuntu server 12.04
When you install Ubuntu Server 12.04 the default is for it to install with no desktop which is usually fine however there are times when you might want a desktop environment so today I will show you how to install … Continue reading
How to set up a print server on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS using Samba
Today I will show you how to set up a print server on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS using Samba. Samba is really good for sharing files and folders but it can also be used to share printers very easily too. This … Continue reading
How to set up a DNS server on Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS
Today I will show you how to set up a DNS server on Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS. The first thing to do is to install the software we need, in this case we need the bind9 package. Open up a … Continue reading