Category: Ubuntu

To create a live ISO image from a running Ubuntu 22.40 system, you can use the “Remastersys” tool, which allows you to create an image of your current system, including all installed applications and configurations, and then package it into a bootable ISO file.  Here’s a breakdown of the process: 1. Install Remastersys: 2. Create the…

One current limitation that Flutter desktop apps have is that they are confined to a single window. This makes sense on mobile where an app takes up the whole screen but for Flutter desktop apps there’s much more space to take advantage of. We know that many members of the Flutter community – including us…

Ubuntu long-term support releases (LTS) are released every 2 years by Canonical. Canonical provides patching and maintenance for Ubuntu LTS releases for 5 years for all packages in the main repository. For Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, this support will last until 31 May 2025.

Search file using name Search file using name and delete (be carefull while run this command, it is cannot undone) find -name “*.php” -printf “%s %p\n” -delete Search file using name and count number of file find -name “index.php” -printf “%s %p\n” | wc -l

All you have to do is to delete the .lck file from the folder of your vmdk files. It is generally present at C:\Users\UserName\Documents\Virtual Machines\VMWareName Also you can just move the lck files one folder up to ensure you do not delete any other file by mistake.

to delete the files Use the Find command to find files by size and print file names to standard output.

Removes all but config files. Removes everything. After using any of the above commands, use this in order to remove dependencies used by nginx which are no longer required.