Tag Archives: RootShell
Fix Macbook Keyboard and Touchpad issue on Ubuntu
Keyboard functions have major functionality on operating systems other than MacOSX. Soon when you install Ubuntu on your Macbook, you’ll notice different problems from default keyboard function keys behavior (which needs Fn key to be hold) to extremely slow touch-pad. … Continue reading
Get Your Interactive Reverse Shell on a Webhost
Sometimes you purchase a web host and the only thing you have to control it, is an ftp account. For those familiar with unix-like shells, it would be really cool to have an SSH session on your account, but most … Continue reading
A Real File Recovery Scenario On Ext4 Filesystem
I just pressed the Enter key on the file delete confirmation dialog, and removed my code which I was working on for 3 hours. In fact I had made such a mistake before and had no results searching “Ext3 Recovery … Continue reading
AUT’s 2nd Linux Festival
Second Linux Festival has been successfully held at Amirkabir University of Technology (AKA Polytechnic). It has been divided into three main levels of Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. The topics has been presented inside Computer Site of CEIT department under a … Continue reading
Narcis For Linux – Project
I’ve been playing around with the full-featured English-Persian dictionary named Narcis. Narcis has been provided as a Windows application and AFAIK the development has been stopped. Just found it useful to have their rich database, so wrote some python scripts … Continue reading
Connecting to OpenVPN on Linux and Windows
In fact the worst thing with upgrading your operating system is that there are always some features that you miss in the new one or it is broken by mistake ! I was using Ubuntu version 8.10 and when I … Continue reading
