Showing posts with label Command. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Command. Show all posts

Sunday, March 31, 2013

How to change directory and transfer files to USB with the command line



You will sometimes need to use the command line to access the USB and transfer files from or to it. This usually happens when something wrong happens to X or when you try to install everything from scratches like with Arch Linux. To change the directory or transfer files to a USB from the command line, you just need to know the name of the USB.

Just open the terminal and from your home folder, type:

 cd /media  

Then:
 ls  

And you will see the name of the USB and other mounted devices.

To change directory or transfer files to the USB or the mounted devices, just copy paste the name after /media like this:
 cd /media/name-of-USB  

In case the name of the USB has spaces, you will need to use the quote marks ("") around its name. Here is how it looks in the terminal in my box:


Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Ubuntu Apps Charts for December 2012


Ubuntu Developer Center monthly publishes the list of the most popular commercial and free applications in the Ubuntu Software Center. In December, the most popular games were a racing game RC Mini Racers and a real time strategy Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances.
Here is the complete list of the most popular applications in the Ubuntu Software Center in December:
Top 10 paid apps
  1. RC Mini Racers
  2. Stormcloud [NEW!]
  3. Amnesia: The Dark Descent
  4. Fluendo DVD Player
  5. Braid
  6. Bastion
  7. Machinarium
  8. MC Launcher
  9. Mini Minecraft Launcher
  10. Dare Up [NEW!]
Top 10 free apps
  1. Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances 
  2. Nitro
  3. Plex Media Server
  4. Lord of Ultima
  5. Master PDF Editor
  6. CrossOver (Trial)
  7. Ryzom
  8. flareGet
  9. Splashtop Streamer [NEW!]
  10. IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition