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This table is a cheat sheet for determining which browser engine a visitor is using, although this can be alterered by the visitor or by antivirus software, etc., so is not going to always be reliable or fool-proof. Read More …
These instructions are copied from Senthil Kumar’s article at https://ostechnix.com/how-to-fix-broken-ubuntu-os-without-reinstalling-it/ which has saved me a great amount of time and grief, as I continue to learn Linux and periodically ruin my operating system trying new things. Just as he says in his article, as soon as you can access your system well enough to make backups of your data do that before continuing to use the system as normal. If you make it a habit to keep most of your files in your home directory, with a text file containing notes on any steps that you had to follow to Read More …
This chart contains all 128 ASCII decimal (dec), octal (oct), hexadecimal (hex) and character (ch) codes. Read More …
How to repair a broken Ubuntu Linux installation. Always try to back up any data that you can first, and then try these steps. Read More …
I am keeping updated here the default boilerplate or starting template that I use to make HTML pages which follows best SEO guidelines. Read More …
I keep this page updated with the code snippets and commands that I need most often for WordPress. Read More …
This is just a list of common Linux commands that I use on Ubuntu 20.04. Read More …
If you are using Ubuntu with headphones and have low quality sound or a weak maximum volume, try this simple fix to improve the sound. Read More …
GTranslate is an easy to install and functionally similar alternative to the popular and now discontinued Google Translate HTML Widget. Read More …
