Tag Archive for 'Ubuntu'
If you do man nano, you’ll see there’s a /etc/nanorc config file. Edit this to comment out #set historylog.
This will prevent sudo nano commands from creating the root users .nano_history in your home directory, which nano can’t read when called by your user account. After commenting it out, then delete it with sudo rm .nano_history.
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When I browsed my shared folders on the Lacie Ethernet Disk I noticed that I didn’t have any write access in Ubuntu, even though I explicitly gave read/write access to the NAS users. As I was never asked for a password I was quickly able to conclude that I had to provide username and password (more)
In the last few months I haven’t found much time to listen to music, but I decided this needs to change and I should finally dust off my old music library. About two years ago I signed up for last.fm, the social music network that makes it easy to discover new music and connect with (more)
