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Month: January 2024

FreeBSD

Disabling random tips after login in FreeBSD

This page is about disabling the random tips, that are shown after the message of the day, when a user has logged into FreeBSD.

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2024-01-282024-02-09
FreeBSD

Configuring message of the day (MOTD) in FreeBSD

This page is about configuring or customizing the message of the day, also known as the MOTD, that is displayed on the interactive shell, when the the user is logged in.

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2024-01-272025-02-02
FreeBSD

Configuring C shell on FreeBSD

This page is about the C shell command line interpreter for FreeBSD and configuring it for use as shell. Updated 2024-02-16.

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2024-01-272024-11-05
FreeBSD

The different shells in FreeBSD

What is a command interpreter shell?

The different shells, also known as command interpreters, are utilities, that reads commands from the terminal or from a file and presents them for the operating system to execute. Shells can have features, such as command line editor, word completion, word listing, spelling correction, history mechanism and job control.

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2024-01-272025-01-31
System Administration

Aligning table columns with custom CSS in WordPress

The width and other features of tables and columns in WordPress can be customized with additional CSS. This is also known as custom CSS.

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2024-01-202024-02-09
FreeBSD, System Administration

Setting default audio device in FreeBSD

The default audio device in FreeBSD can be set with the utility sysctl on the command line. This means default microphone input and default sound output. Note, that setting the default audio device in FreeBSD is different from setting the Output Device in Sound in GNOME, which only affects a few applications, such as Firefox.

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2024-01-202024-02-09
FreeBSD

Unmounting a busy device on FreeBSD

Sometimes, even though you have closed all applications, you can experience, that FreeBSD and other operating systems can not unmount an external USB disk drive or other mounted device, because of the error message Device busy.

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2024-01-192024-03-03

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