Author: Raja Rajan
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How To Add Color To Your Name In Call Of Duty
The Call of Duty Series includes Call of Duty 1 (also known as vcod) and Call of Duty 2 for the PC. Call of Duty 3. Call of Duty 4, recently launched for the PC, is part of the Call of Duty Series, however, does not have coloring for names. Therefore, the following steps will…
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Minecraft Mobs: Enderman
An Enderman is a three-block-high, humanoid, neutral mob. Endermen are known for their unique ability to teleport and pick up blocks. Neutral mobs will not attack the player unless provoked. The act of provoking neutral mobs varies between mobs. Enderman got 40 health points. Enderman got a attack strength 4 in Easy, 7 in Normal,…
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GreenLight Watch: The Light
The Light isnt just a game. Its an interactive philosophical story. It is a part of something bigger that will encourage you to rethink and re-evaluate the whole genre of such games for yourself. It is not a game, it is an experience. The Light, very intriguing. The developers have just launched their second trailer…
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Matias Releases Worlds Quickest Keyboards
Canada based Matias Corporation has made a release of some tactile keyboards; they claims that the new Quite Pro is the Worlds quickest Mechanical keyboards. Matias says that; it comes without any sacrifices to tactile feedback, and is said to be the result of more than two years of work. As usual, the keyboard comes…
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How To Check IP Address In Linux
You can check your IP address in Linux, follow the simple steps below. ‘sudo ifconfig’ (for variations that may not have the sudo command,
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How To Change Timezone In Linux
Most modern Linux distributions have user-friendly programs to set timezone, accessible through the program menus or right-clicking the clock
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How To Change Root Password In Linux
In Linux and other Unix-like operating systems the user “root” is the system super-user. Similar to the administrator account(s) in Windows,
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How To Change Path Variable In Linux
Learn how to change path variable in Linux. Many operating systems use environmental variables to define various global settings for any part of OS
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How To Build A Typical Linux Project
Learn how to build typical Linux project. If you are using Linux, it makes a lot of sense to download and use various Open Source software.
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How to Burn Linux ISO Files
Learn how to burn Linux IOS files. If you want to get Linux, you’ll probably need to burn an ISO file. Follow the simple steps below.
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How To Change Your Linux Hostname
Learn how to change your Linux Hostname. You may want to change the name of your Linux box system from time to time. This should work on most.
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How To Change Your Password In Linux
Learn how to change your password in Linux. Linux can be confusing for those who are unfamiliar. You can change your password in Linux.
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How To Boot Floppy Image Using Grub Bootloader
Learn how to boot floppy image using Grub Bootloader. You want to boot your computer from a floppy, but your computer doesnt have a floppy drive.
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How To Become A Superuser In Linux
Learn how to become a superuser in Linux. You can become a Superuser in Linux; it gives you some root privileges. Follow the simple steps below.
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How To Bash Script For Mass Changes
Learn how to bash script for mass change. You can use some bash scripting to make for loops and have mass changes in a Linux Server.
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How To Avoid Cursor Not Rendering When Using Debian Linux With Legacy Nvidia Video Card
If you are having problems with cursor not being rendered on display using popular derivatives of Debian Linux with a legacy Nvidia video card
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How To Assign An IP Address On Linux
Linux is the free, open-source alternative to Microsoft Windows and Mac. The operating system itself can be chopped down entirely
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How To Annotate Images Using KPhotoAlbum
Annotating your images in KPhotoAlbum is, basically, tagging them. Before you do much of anything with your images, like make slideshows
