Ubuntu

That oneliner…

Once again, this is just so that I don’t forget 🙂 Because you just want keep your system updated … I’m sure some of the commands are redundant, but hey.. It works!

Remove all old kernels on your Ubuntu

When you login to your system and /boot is full, don’t panic! Run this command and lean back, take a cup of coffee and relax, breath! When it’s done, it’s a good idéa to: Once again, lean back, take a cup of coffee, find your inner zen! Source: http://askubuntu.com/questions/2793/how-do-i-remove-old-kernel-versions-to-clean-up-the-boot-menu

Upgrade an Unsupported Ubuntu Linux to the latest version

If you like me stumble upon a machine running a version of Ubuntu that has become depreciated (End of Life), then fear not! Fixing your broken sources.list  The first way I’ve noticed that something was wrong, was when I ran “apt-get update” and got a bunch of “404”‘s from our update server. But after some searching on the web I...

Simon Holmbring

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