Showing posts with label switch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label switch. Show all posts

Thursday, September 28, 2017

sudo How to switch Linux account user without the target users password

sudo How to switch Linux account user without the target users password


Did you know if you have been granted sudo access to a remote host with su command, then you may switch to any user without the need to type in their password?

Try this out:

zemian@myhost bash> sudo su - postgres
# When prompted for password, enter your own user account password.

# Now you are in as `postgres` user!
postgres@myhost bash>

Or if you want to switch to the root user directly, simply try:

bash> sudo su -

This is very useful when you need to switch to a user account that was only setup just to run applications (eg: postgres, mysql, oracle, or weblogic etc.) and not intented for real user. In this case, you might not even know what the real password is. Above trick should get you switch into that target user account.


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Monday, September 25, 2017

Switch from VirtualBox to VMware

Switch from VirtualBox to VMware



VirtualBox is a virtual machine, that able you to install operating systems in virtual store, i mean you can have a lot of operating systems on your computer, but they really not installed on your computer, they just installed on that program. Your computer works with one OS but you have and other operating systems that you can open them whenever you want. And we already learned how to install BackTrack OSAnonymous OS etc.
But i changed VirtualBox with new virtual machine which called VMware Workstation. Which is more comfortable to use and have a more settings. And thats not very good to make more comfortable your work wit that program. And for that in this post im gonna speak about new program, same this, but this one called as VMware. You can create your operating systems lab and make your work more easy. So its not for free but i will give you license keys for free. And you can use the last version of Workstation for forever.

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Friday, September 8, 2017

Switch Between Multiple Lists Of Apps Pinned To Unity Launcher With Launcher List Indicator Updated Again

Switch Between Multiple Lists Of Apps Pinned To Unity Launcher With Launcher List Indicator Updated Again


Launcher List Indicator is a simple AppIndicator that makes it easy to switch between multiple lists of Unity Launcher icons (apps pinned to the launcher).


Launcher List Indicator

The indicator allows saving applications that are pinned to the Unity launcher as a list that can later be restored from the its menu. 

This is useful if you often use the same computer for multiple purposes. For instance, you can have a profile with applications that you only use for work, another profile with for web-related stuff, and another one for gaming, and easily switch between them using Launcher List Indicator.

Update 1: Launcher List Indicator now includes options to hide the indicator label (so only an icon is displayed), toggle Unity launcher visibility, and to change the indicator icon.

Also, the app now ships with a monochrome icon, and Ive set it as default for the package from the WebUpd8 PPA. You can still use the old icon if you want, by selecting Extras > Change icon from the indicator menu, and then selecting the colored Launcher List Indicator icon (indicator-icon-orig.png) from /usr/share/pixmaps/.

Update 2: the AppIndicator features a new option which allows clearing the Unity Launcher (removes favorites, so you can easily create a new profile). This can be accessed from the indicator menu > Extras > Clear Launcher.

Update 3: Launcher List Indicator can now automatically change the profile based on the current workspace:


To access this feature, select "Toggle workspace switcher" from the "Extras" menu.

After configuring this for the first time, the "Toggle workspace switcher" menu item can be used to enable / disable this feature. To reconfigure the profiles used for each workspace, use the Extras > Reconfigure Workspace List (this only shows up after it was configured once).

Other changes with this update include:
  • middle-click on indicator calls dialog for saving current launcher as a profile
  • hovering over indicator icon and scrolling up switched lists backwards, scrolling down - switches forward

Heres an updated screenshot which includes these new features:

Launcher List Indicator


Install Launcher List Indicator


To install Launcher List Indicator, you can use its official PPA. To add the PPA and install the indicator in Ubuntu, use the following commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:launcher-list-indicator/ppa
sudo apt update
sudo apt install launcher-list-indicator
If you dont want to add the PPA, you can download the deb from HERE.

Once installed, launch it from Dash. 

To have Launcher List Indicator start automatically on login, youll need to add it to startup. To do this, launch "Startup Applications" from Dash, click "Add", enter anything you want under "Name", and use "launcher-list-indicator" in the "Command" field.

Report any bugs you may find @ GitHub.

More Unity tools / tweaks:
  • Organize Your Unity Launcher Based On The Current Workspace With LSwitcher
  • Set Different Wallpapers For Each Workspace While Keeping Desktop Icons With Unity WallpaperSwitcher
  • How To Prevent The Super Key From Opening Dash On Top Of Fullscreen Windows (Ubuntu /w Unity Only)

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Saturday, September 2, 2017

Suportando o GameCube o Nintendo Switch pode dar várias segundas chances

Suportando o GameCube o Nintendo Switch pode dar várias segundas chances



O GameCube n�o figura entre os consoles mais populares da Nintendo no Brasil, isso uma vez que tinha de lidar com o PS2 e sua pirataria/uma biblioteca imensa de excelentes jogos. Com a fofoca de que o Nintendo Switch poder� emular jogos do GC, h� uma nova chance pra coisas que nos passaram batidas.
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Switch keyboard layouts

Switch keyboard layouts


Alternative to panel tray plugins:
  1.  with a search/launch application like Synapse, Dash, etc
  2. as launchers in a dock or panel 

1. Use Synapse and similar.

The idea is to use the `setxkbmap` command, thus:

setxkbmap us

setxkbmap us intl

setxkbmap fr

setxkbmap ro std_cedilla

And put such commands in desktop files like:

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Keyboard US International dead Keys
Exec=setxkbmap us intl
Icon=path/to/some/icon/file
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Categories=Application;Utility;

Copying these file.desktop files in /usr/share/applications should make them searchable with launchers like Synapse, Unity Dash, Whisker Menu etc.

2. As launchers.

After creating desktop files as above they can be added (as for any other application) to a panel or dock as launchers.

If put all in a folder they can be stacked together in Plank dock.





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Saturday, August 26, 2017

switch from Yahoo Hotmail to Gmail without losing older emails and contacts

switch from Yahoo Hotmail to Gmail without losing older emails and contacts



Yesterday we discussed how you can  operate and manage Yahoo/Hotmail or any mail account from your Gmail account without letting know anyone. Today we come up with the next post in this series where we talk about complete switch from Yahoo/Hotmail to Gmail without losing older emails and contacts.

Moving email accounts isn�t an easy decision. Your old email account has lots of important emails and contacts which you would not want to lose. Luckily, Gmail provides an easy way to import all your old emails and contacts from other email clients such as Yahoo and Hotmail.

Apart from that, Gmail will also continue to import new mails of your old mail account for the next 30 days. This is the time frame given to you which you can use to let your contacts know that you�ve switched to a new email address.

Here are the following steps to create a new Gmail account and import your old account.

1. Visit Gmail and create a new email account.

2. Click on Settings button which is present on the top right of your Gmail. Under Accounts and Import tab click on Import mail and contacts button.



3. A new window will pop up . Enter your Yahoo or Hotmail address (or any other email address) in the box provided. Click Continue button.



4. Enter the correct password of your email account which you entered in the previous step.



5. Check all the options. You can add labels to your imported emails. I gave a label �Hotmail� so that I could easily identify the imported mail.



6. A window will appear which says that �It may take several hours (sometimes up to 2 days) before you start to see imported messages� So be patient.



7. You can check the status of your import anytime by visiting Settings -> Accounts and Import. The screenshot given below shows that import has been done.



So in this way you can switch to a brand new Gmail account and import all your previous emails and contacts.

Have you switched to Gmail recently? Do you plan to switch soon? Let us know about your Gmail experiences in comments.

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Friday, August 25, 2017

Switch Case Statement in Golang

Switch Case Statement in Golang


PROGRAM:

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
/* type has to match with case, there is no need break like C++ or JAVA has*/
pc1 := "ibm"
switch pc1 {
case "dell":
fmt.Println("DELL Computer")
case "ibm":
fmt.Println("IBM Computer")
case "hp":
fmt.Println("HP Computer")
default:
fmt.Println("APPLE Computer")
}

/* initialisation int the same statement */
switch pc2 := "hp"; pc2 {
case "dell":
fmt.Println("DELL Computer")
case "ibm":
fmt.Println("IBM Computer")
case "hp":
fmt.Println("HP Computer")
default:
fmt.Println("APPLE Computer")
}

/* fallthrough keyword helps to execute block below the case */
switch pc3 := "ibm"; pc3 {
case "dell":
fmt.Println("DELL Computer")
case "ibm":
fmt.Print("IBM & ")
fallthrough
case "hp":
fmt.Println("HP Computer")
default:
fmt.Println("APPLE Computer")
}
}

OUTPUT:
IBM Computer
HP Computer
IBM & HP Computer

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Thursday, August 24, 2017

Switch Between Multiple Lists Of Apps Pinned To Unity Launcher With Launcher List Indicator

Switch Between Multiple Lists Of Apps Pinned To Unity Launcher With Launcher List Indicator


Launcher List Indicator is a simple AppIndicator that makes it easy to switch between multiple lists of Unity Launcher icons (apps pinned to the launcher).


Launcher List Indicator

The indicator allows saving applications that are pinned to the Unity launcher as a list that can later be restored from the its menu. 

This is useful if you often use the same computer for multiple purposes. For instance, you can have a profile with applications that you only use for work, another profile with for web-related stuff, and another one for gaming, and easily switch between them using Launcher List Indicator.

Launcher List Indicator is pretty basic. It allows switching between profiles (obviously), saving and removing profiles. There are no settings, and it doesnt ship with a monochrome panel icon (you can change its icon if you want, by replacing the "indicator-icon.png" file - if youve used the PPA package, this can be found in /opt/launcher-list-indicator/).


Install Launcher List Indicator


To install Launcher List Indicator, you can use the main WebUpd8 PPA. To add the PPA and install the indicator in Ubuntu, use the following commands:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt update
sudo apt install launcher-list-indicator

If you dont want to add the PPA, you can download the deb from HERE.

Once installed, launch it from Dash. 

To have Launcher List Indicator start automatically on login, youll need to add it to startup. To do this, launch "Startup Applications" from Dash, click "Add", enter anything you want under "Name", and use "launcher-list-indicator" in the "Command" field.

Report any bugs you may find @ GitHub.

More Unity tools / tweaks:

  • Organize Your Unity Launcher Based On The Current Workspace With LSwitcher
  • Set Different Wallpapers For Each Workspace While Keeping Desktop Icons With Unity WallpaperSwitcher
  • How To Prevent The Super Key From Opening Dash On Top Of Fullscreen Windows (Ubuntu /w Unity Only)


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Monday, August 7, 2017

Switch Your Laptop Between Home and Office Network Easily

Switch Your Laptop Between Home and Office Network Easily


We recently shared a network connections profile manager called NetSetMan for people who frequently travel with their laptops. Each time they get to a new location, they have to manually change settings of their network card and browser proxy server before connecting to the internet.

Though NetSetMan has a free full version, some comments have pointed out that the license prohibits use of the software at work or any commercial purpose.

If you need to shuttle your notebook computer between home and various office locations, the other good alternative is Net Profiles that again helps you effortlessly change your network connection settings .

With Net Profiles, you create various profiles for each of your network settings and you can easily switch from one to another. Can also be used for managing network printers, mapped drives and multiple Wi-Fi wireless networks.

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Saturday, August 5, 2017

Switch Keyboard Layout Easily in GNOME Shell

Switch Keyboard Layout Easily in GNOME Shell



GNOME provides us easy way to add some different keyboard layouts and quickly change between then easily. This allows us to quickly switch English standard keyboard into Japanese or Chinese or Arabic or any other keyboard language set by a simple click on the top panel. Use this on your GNOME when you need to type some letters or any writing in Katakana, Pinyin, or another alphabet systems.



Add Keyboard Layouts


To change quickly, we need to set them up first. You should decide what keyboard language set to add (e.g. Japanese, Chinese, etc). For example, we will add a type of Arabic keyboard here:

(1) Go to GNOME System Settings. 

(2) Open Region & Language.

(3) See Input Sources section.

(4) Press Add (+) button then click triple dots button.

(5) Type Arabic then the dialog window will show you Others entry. Click it.

(6) Select one of some Arabic layout variants available. We select Arabic (Buckwalter) variant here.

(7) Press Add button.



By the same example, you may add another keyboard layouts or another variants. See this picture.


Switch Between Layouts


You may switch between keyboard layouts quickly by top panel icon. See your top panel if there is a country identifier (e.g. en, ara, jp, etc.) then it is the layout switcher. Click it and select one layout to switch.


Switch More Quickly


You may press Super+Space to switch to another keyboard layout available. This is the same way as clicking the switcher on the top panel, but it is way quicker.


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Friday, August 4, 2017

Switch Gigabit 5 port RB250GS mikrotik

Switch Gigabit 5 port RB250GS mikrotik


Switch Gigabit 5 port RB250GS
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Kategori:Switch
Kode:RB250GS
Harga:Rp 354.000,00

Produk ini merupakan switch gigabit 5 port dengan kemasan plastik, dengan prosesor Taifatech TF470 NAT accelerator (RISC, 50MHz), Atheros Switch Chip. Menggunakan Switch Operating System (SwOS) dari MikroTik. Sudah termasuk adaptor 12V.

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Mampu melakukan fungsi-fungsi standart manageable switch, plus dapat mengatur port-to-port forwarding, menerapkan MAC filter, mengkonfigurasi VLAN, mirror traffic, bandwidth limitation, dan bahkan mengubah beberapa MAC dan IP header. Dikonfigurasi dilakukan menggunakan web.

Spesifikasi Produk

  • Product code: RB/250GS
  • CPU: Taifatech TF470 NAT accelerator (RISC, 50MHz)
  • RAM: embedded 96K SRAM
  • Architecture: RISC
  • LAN ports: 5
  • Gigabit: Yes
  • MiniPCI: 0
  • miniPCI-e: 0
  • Integrated Wireless: 0
  • Wireless standards: 0
  • USB: 0
  • Memory Cards: 0
  • Power Jack: 9-28V DC
  • PoE: yes (poe adaptor dibeli terpisah)
  • Dimensions: 113x89x28mm
  • Operating System: MikroTik SwOS
  • Temperature range: -25? to +65?

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Seluruh harga yang tercantum di atas belum termasuk PPN 10% dan biaya pengiriman.


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Tuesday, August 1, 2017

Switch from Unity to Gnome in Ubuntu 11 10

Switch from Unity to Gnome in Ubuntu 11 10


Enter the following command in Terminal,


sudo /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm-set-defaults -s gnome-shell
 
Reboot PC. 

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