Terminator : One Terminal For Everything

Hi, good evening :)
Welcome back to my blog :)
Today I wanna post about Terminator
What is Terminator?
Its like a common terminal, BUT you can move-around terminal tab by keyboard. So it can make you move faster.
You can Play Music, Text Editing, Browsing (Lynx), File Managing in one Tab.
Just check it out :)
How to install : sudo apt-get install terminator
Terminator shortcut :
Ctrl-Shift-E: will split the view vertically.
Ctrl-Shift-O: will split the view horizontally.
Ctrl-Shift-P: will focus be active on the previous view.
Ctrl-Shift-N: will focus be active on the next view.
Ctrl-Shift-W: will close the view where the focus is on.

Ctrl-Shift-X: will focus active window and  enlarge it
Ctrl-Shift-Q: will exit terminator.

Have a nice day :)

Things To Do After Installing Linux Mint

Good evening and welcome to my blog :)
Today I want to share about : Things to do after installing Ubuntu / Linux Mint

1. Upgrade your system :)
Code : sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

2. Install music player (Just if you don't like the native one)
Code : sudo apt-get install audacious
NB : Why I recommend audacious? This music player is so simple and also very user-friendly :)

3. Install dock
Code : sudo apt-get install docky
or
Code apt-get install cairo-dock-core
Just choose what's your favorite :)

4. Install Cheese
What is Cheese? Cheese is application to capture picture or video from your WebCam
Code : sudo apt-get install cheese

5. If you are a tutor. You can give screencast to your student :)
and I recommend a good application here : Kazam
Code : sudo apt-get install kazam

6. If you had dual-os with windows you can edit the Grub menu if you don't want your grub has too much menu.
Code : gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Then, remove line which contain "menuentry.....", but careful if you remove the first line that contain (Linux Mint XX --class.........), YOU CAN'T ENTER YOUR LINUX MINT ANYMORE and you have to reinstall grub.

7. Mount your NTFS partition (if you dual-os with windows)
Code : sudo blkid
Look for your NTFS Partition in TYPE="ntfs" then copy UUID of your ntfs partition
Back to terminal and type : sudo mkdir /media/data
Then : sudo gedit /etc/fstab
Paste this code to your fstab, put in bottom of line
Code : UUID="your uuid" /media/data ntfs defaults,rw,gid=1000,uid=1000 0 0
Restart your system.
NB: when you paste your UUID, paste it without quotes.

That's all what I can tell about :)
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Have a nice day :)

FlareGet : IDM Alternative For Ubuntu/Linux Mint

Hi, welcome back to my blog :)
Today, I wanna share FlareGet :D
What is FlareGet?
FlareGet is IDM (Internet Download Manager) alternatives for Ubuntu/Linux Mint that support Multi-Segment download.
How to install FlareGet :
1. Download FlareGet from this link : FlareGet Download
2. Open terminal and move to your Download folder
3. Type "sudo dpkg -i flareget_3.1-36_amd64.deb", Enter
4. Finish

Or...

If you have GDebi Package Manager, you can just double click the *.deb files and install it :D

Have a good day :)