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May
15
revised Setting a network hostname doesn't work
added the network name part of this, to include NIS, DHCP server and /etc/hosts file.
May
15
revised Setting a network hostname doesn't work
Added man page link directly to hostname.
May
15
answered Setting a network hostname doesn't work
Feb
7
revised Byobu with tmux, how to use F-Keys
Updated as I found the noted changes
Jan
27
answered Byobu with tmux, how to use F-Keys
Dec
5
comment How can I override the /etc/hosts file at user level?
Might want to add this answer to the previous (duplicate) question, if you haven't already.
Dec
1
awarded  Enthusiast
Nov
27
comment How to install Ruby Test to Sublime Text 2
Then please share your solution and accept it as the answer. It will help others that are having a similar problem.
Nov
21
reviewed Reviewed Given a git patch id, how to find out which kernel release contains it?
Nov
21
reviewed Reviewed Automated SFTP upload with curl
Nov
21
comment Automated SFTP upload with curl
Do you get any errors when you run this, what have you done to get the answer so that you know first if it is right or wrong?
Nov
19
comment Byobu with tmux, how to use F-Keys
I suppose that would be a different question?
Nov
19
revised What's keeping my screensaver from activating?
Organization of paragraph and some highlighting for programs
Nov
19
suggested suggested edit on What's keeping my screensaver from activating?
Nov
19
reviewed Reviewed What's keeping my screensaver from activating?
Nov
19
reviewed Reviewed Why is rcS required after file system is mounted by the kernel?
Nov
19
comment Byobu with tmux, how to use F-Keys
I have been thinking about this for a few days. Do you REALLY have to use byobu? It is just a convenience wrapper for tmux. If you are familiar enough with tmux you shouldn't need to use byobu, and that will get you at least halfway through your issues.
Nov
18
comment Unable to 'stuff' commands into a created 'screen' immediately after creating it
My comment was in regards to stuffing to screen. You don't do that here, and so the experiment, though a fine experiment, doesn't answer the question in regards to 'stuffing screen'. You can edit this answer though, so that is good.
Nov
18
revised Multicasting in Linux
Added reference to the suggested tool.
Nov
18
comment Unable to 'stuff' commands into a created 'screen' immediately after creating it
I literally watched you post them... the comment and the edit.