Sometimes happens that you need to take a look at an unknown Linux system or that you have to quickly analyze the problems of a Linux server. You’re lucky because, on Linux, there are some commands to start an in-depth analysis and that serve to understand what’s happening behind the scene. Looking, administer, analysis.…
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How to disable e-mail notifications from a specific cron job
If you manage servers and use a lot the useful cron command, it can happen that you’ll find your e-mail spam folder full of messages from cron. So, let me explain to you how to prevent this case and how to disable e-mail notifications from a specific cron job. No option in server control…
Move the Show Applications button at the top of Ubuntu dock
Ubuntu moved to GNOME Shell from Unity and thrown away the Unity7 and Unity8 shell. It means that users lost a lot of behaviours from the interface of the Unity shell, but in term of graphics, the two shells are pretty the same. One of the less important behaviours that changed is the position of…