15 FAQ tagged "linux distribution"

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Linux Create a Custom Gnome Login Desktop Screen

Q. I’d like to keep same login screen for my school Linux desktop system lab. How do I create a custom gnome login screen or menu under CentOS or Ubuntu Linux desktop systems?
Find Out Vmware Server Version Under Linux Server
Under Windows it is pretty easy to find out VMware server version. How do I find out remote vmware server version using ssh client running under RHEL / CentOS Linux 5.x?
Debian / Ubuntu Linux Public key Blacklisted (see ssh-vulnkey(1)) Error and Solution
How do I fix - “Public key Blacklisted (see ssh-vulnkey(1))” error under any Linux based desktop system?
Linux Check Health of 3ware RAID Array
How do I check the health of my 3ware RAID array under any Linux distribution? How do I access 3ware RAID Array web interface?
Linux Suspend / Hibernate Functionality Support
Does any Linux distribution support suspend or hibernate functionality?
How do I know When I Need To Update My Linux System Software?
How do I know when I need to update my Linux system? How do I know new patches are available for CentOS Linux (Red Hat) / Debian Linux server system?
Free Redhat Software
Q. Where can I get Free Red Hat Linux Software? Where can I download Red Hat Linux Operating system?
Linux Download
Q. Can you tell me website name to download Linux ISO images to install on my Desktop / Laptop / Server? I want complete free and functional operating system.
What do I do if my Linux Server / Workstation does not boot?
Q. I’m using Debian Linux and CentOS operating system. My question is what do I do if my server refused to boot? How do I troubleshoot the problem?
A. Usually most Linux distribution provides rescue mode. It allows to access to disk partition and you are allowed to solve the problem.
To use the rescue mode of [...]
Find Linux / UNIX Kernel Version
Q. How do I find out what kernel version I am currently running under Debian Linux or any other Linux distribution using a shell prompt?
A. Use uname command which print certain system information such as:
=> Kernel version and name
=> Print the machine hardware name
=> print the processor type
=> print the operating system etc