This episode's guest is Chris Heath, a local actor who can be seen in 6 Degrees
Working In The Open - Tech / Software How-To
Working with open source and free software for business or person needs.
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Episode #6
Big News:
Linux-foundation Announcing the 2010 We’re Linux Video Winners - http://goo.gl/rwRT
Thanks You of The Week:
Everyone involved with the Texas Linux Fest
App/Website of the Week:
Radio Tray
http://radiotray.sourceforge.net
How To of the Week: aptitude
commands -
aptitude update - This command updates the package lists
aptitude safe-upgrade - This command will upgrade as many packages as it can upgrade without removing existing packages.
aptitude full-upgrade - this command will attempt to upgrade packages, but it is more aggressive about solving dependency problems: it will install and remove packages until all dependencies are satisfied. Because of the nature of this command, it is possible that it will do undesirable things, and so you should be careful when using it.
aptitude install package-name – installs the package
aptitude remove package-name – removes the package
aptitude purge package-name – Purging a package removes the package, as well as all its configuration files.
aptitude search pattern – searches for the package
Don't Fear the Command Line Tip:
mplayer from the command line
mplayer filename.mp3
q – quit player
p - pause/play
My Own Usage:
None
Next two weeks:
XFCE
OTR Episode:
Speed Gibson of the International Secret Police (2 episodes)
January 2 & 9 1937
http://goo.gl/caGn
Linux-foundation Announcing the 2010 We’re Linux Video Winners - http://goo.gl/rwRT
Thanks You of The Week:
Everyone involved with the Texas Linux Fest
App/Website of the Week:
Radio Tray
http://radiotray.sourceforge.net
How To of the Week: aptitude
commands -
aptitude update - This command updates the package lists
aptitude safe-upgrade - This command will upgrade as many packages as it can upgrade without removing existing packages.
aptitude full-upgrade - this command will attempt to upgrade packages, but it is more aggressive about solving dependency problems: it will install and remove packages until all dependencies are satisfied. Because of the nature of this command, it is possible that it will do undesirable things, and so you should be careful when using it.
aptitude install package-name – installs the package
aptitude remove package-name – removes the package
aptitude purge package-name – Purging a package removes the package, as well as all its configuration files.
aptitude search pattern – searches for the package
Don't Fear the Command Line Tip:
mplayer from the command line
mplayer filename.mp3
q – quit player
p - pause/play
My Own Usage:
None
Next two weeks:
XFCE
OTR Episode:
Speed Gibson of the International Secret Police (2 episodes)
January 2 & 9 1937
http://goo.gl/caGn
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