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of the scripts probably won’t be
useful for you on the job, you’ll find a lot
of good information in the book. Even
those scripts you may never use provide
a number of nice tricks.
Chris F. A. Johnson
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08.07.2007
the concepts,
they are all short and straight forward.
Even so, if you had to skip
these parts, you would not lose
much, as the text does a good job of
explaining the topic.
One very nice thing about
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29.03.2009
/cron.mrtg
Then create a cpu.cfg file to monitor
the CPU load using the contents shown
in Listing 2. Create a cron job file for the
CPU monitoring job:
vi /etc/cron.mrtg/cpu
with the following contents:
#!/bin
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26.10.2007
averages
were sampled
over a one-hour period (3600 seconds) on an otherwise quiescent
single-CPU Linux box. These tests consisted of two phases. Two CPU-intensive jobs were initiated as background
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now
to start the backup immediately; otherwise, the scheduling settings that you configured will apply.
Press Finish
to complete the backup job; Duplicati then waits for the next backup
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03.06.2017
.
Over the years, there have been many discussions about changing Gimp's name. But it's such a mature and well-established piece of software, that it'd be an enormous job. There's so much Gimp
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02.03.2017
job of intercepting Windows system calls and rewiring them for their Linux equivalents; as a compatibility layer; however, it can only do so much. Instead of using this layer on top of an unrelated OS
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the distro, opening the control panel, and launching apps (more on that in a moment).
For such a streamlined distro, you may expect to use the command line for all configuration jobs, but the control panel
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06.05.2022
be noted here: The situation can't be blamed on the kernel.org admins. They are doing a good job at keeping the bugzilla.kernel.org up and the bugzilla codebase up2date. But as admins it's not their job
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05.02.2023
running the Bugzilla instance, as well as the Bugzilla instance itself, were all maintained by the infrastructure team at the Linux Foundation, who were doing a fantastic job, and who should in no way
