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Save 20% at Velocity Conference by O’Reilly

I’m glad to offer to my reader a special offer if they plan to attend the next Velocity Conference by O’Reilly, register at this conference with the promotional code VL12AFF5 and you’ll get a 20% discount on Conference Fees.

When and Where ? June 25-27, 2012 at the Santa Clara CA, Convention (Read more...)

Original Article by Linuxaria » Linuxaria – Everything about GNU/Linux and Open source

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Review: ROSA 2012 "Marathon"

I have more time this week than usual to do reviews like this, because I am studying at my own pace for final exams next instead of frenetically finishing problem sets each night. Today, the subject of my review is ROSA.

You may have heard of ROSA before, but you (Read more...)

Original Article by Das U-Blog by Prashanth

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Top File Compression Tools for Linux

File compression is still the best way to send a huge bunch of photos to your dearest friend. It is one of the most important operations on almost every operating system, and is, therefore, inundated with a barrage of apps concerning it. On Windows too, file compression comes built-in, and (Read more...)

Original Article by TechSource

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Bash Script: Create simple select menu using select statement

Here is simple bash script which creates an simple options selection menu using bash 'select' statement, fee free to modify/copy and use this script to suite your requirement.

$ cat select.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Selection menu items goes here
SELECTION="option1 option2 option3 quit"

select options in $SELECTION; (Read more...)

Original Article by Linux Poison

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Bash Script: Creating and using Read-only variables

Here is an simple bash script showing the trick to create the read-only variable, feel free to copy and use this script.

$ cat declare.sh
#!/bin/bash

# Declare the variable as readonly
declare -r AGE=25
echo $AGE

# Try to change the value of this readonly variable
# (Read more...)

Original Article by Linux Poison

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How to split Varnish log for Virtual host

Varnish is a great tool that accelerates the performance of your site with a simple configuration and a low usage of resources, compared to the result you’ll get. Just because Varnish is designed and engineered to be fast by default it does not write any log to disk, outrageous you (Read more...)

Original Article by Linuxaria » Linuxaria – Everything about GNU/Linux and Open source

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Understanding Regular Expressions

Learning and understanding Regular Expressions may not be as straight forward as learning ls command. However, learning Regular Expressions and effectively implementing them in your daily work will doubtlessly reward your learning effort by greater work efficiency and time savings. Regular Expressions is a topic which can easily fill up (Read more...)

Original Article by LinuxCareer.com - Linux Howtos & Tutorials

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Changes in the ZorinOS Contest Rules

Have you heard about the contest which is currently running for all the Linux lovers, especially for fans of Zorin OS?

If you have not heard of it, then you have missed a lot.

Zorin OS team, Linuxaria and Linux notes from DarkDuck are giving prizes for the best Linux- (Read more...)

Original Article by Linuxaria » Linuxaria – Everything about GNU/Linux and Open source

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Bash Script: Check Servers Availability using ping command

Here is the simple bash script to check the server availability using simple ping command, for this you need to create a simple txt file ("server.txt") containing the hostname or ip address of the servers that you want to check ...

$ cat server.txt google.com
yahoo.com
redhat. (Read more...)

Original Article by Linux Poison