7th July 2009
in
GNOME
If you want to turn off the Recent Documents feature in Ubuntu, all you have to do is create a .gtkrc file in your home directory (if one isn’t already available):
touch ~/.gtkrc-2.0
Now paste this line in there:
g[...]
Tags: files, GNOME. Recent Documents
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21st February 2009
in
cli
You can easily find out how many files are in the current directory by typing the following in your Terminal session:
ls -l | wc -l
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Tags: files
2 Comments
19th February 2009
in
System, cli
If you’re in a Terminal session and would like to only list the directories of the current folder you’re in, do a
ls -d */
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Tags: directories, files, ls
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28th January 2009
in
Applications, Multimedia, cli
A simple way to convert images in Linux is by using the command line:
convert image.jpg newImage.gif
will convert the JPG file to a GIF file.
convert -quality 78% file.jpg
will set the quality of the JPEG file to 78%
con[...]
Tags: files, images
5 Comments