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I am a Student at BITS-Pilani, India with a very keen interest in programming. C#.NET being one of my favs.


Nov
6
suggested suggested edit on how to have root partition LVM for RHEL 5.8 64 bit on AWS EC2
Nov
6
reviewed Reviewed Dotdeb says PHP 5.3.18 is the latest
Nov
6
revised Dotdeb says PHP 5.3.18 is the latest
Added Clarity
Nov
6
reviewed Reviewed Linux Mint Settings Changed Automatically
Nov
6
reviewed Reviewed Dotdeb says PHP 5.3.18 is the latest
Nov
6
suggested suggested edit on Dotdeb says PHP 5.3.18 is the latest
Nov
6
awarded  Custodian
Nov
6
reviewed Reviewed How to send all output to a pager by default?
Nov
6
reviewed Reviewed GTK+3 config Arch/LXDE
Nov
6
awarded  Custodian
Nov
2
comment Alphabetizing names in `ls` alias with .files not intermingled
Try reading up on LOCALE settings
Nov
1
comment How to determine the filesystem of an unmounted device?
That behavior is expected out of df -T and fdisk -l. However, I don't understand how parted ignores the complete block device.
Nov
1
revised How to determine the filesystem of an unmounted device?
Formatting Changes
Nov
1
revised How to determine the filesystem of an unmounted device?
Formatting Changes
Nov
1
answered How to determine the filesystem of an unmounted device?
Nov
1
answered How come “make install” can only be done on my target?
Nov
1
comment Configure rm command
It's a terrible terrible thing to alias rm with mv. Without using aliasing, I would do it by taking the source for rm from CoreUtils and modifying it into a new package that implements the required functionality.
Nov
1
awarded  Critic
Nov
1
comment login prompt not displayed after boot
@rahmu: Not really. The nomodeset parameter sometimes does resolve the issue that was mentioned in the question.
Oct
28
comment List optional dependencies with pacman on arch linux
@jordanm: As has build dependencies and optional dependencies. Optdeps are required only for certain features of a package. So, unless you are using that feature, you don't really need to bloat your system with a load of dependencies.