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If you are control freak, perhaps you might want to take control of your CPU depending on your need. Firstly, you should be able to check what is the current speed of your CPU. Here is the command.
cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i Mhz

You will see your CPU speed in Mhz. To take control of your [...]

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The Dark side of Linux

Yep, Ubuntu 9.04 is out and making buzz as usual. Most of the new Linux users are excited about “No more virus, yeah?”. Well, it’s quite true. Linux is more secure and have got very low security risk. But beware! Linux has got its own dark side as command line could do anything.
If you [...]

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rpm -qf equivalent in apt

Those who migrate to Debian variant from Red Hat will be missing the convenient of rpm -qf.
For those of you who don’t know what is rpm -qf <filename>, this command is very useful if you used rpm package management system. It will tell you which package manage that file.

Many people are not aware of [...]

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