Ubuntu – Vassox

Downloading Google Music Library with Resume (YouTube Music Migration / Play Music End of Life)

June 26, 2020

As many Google Music users know, the service that we all enjoy is allegedly being ushered out of the product stable to migrate its…

Removing a Repository in Ubuntu

April 6, 2020

From time to time you have to prune your repository list for one reason or another. In this case, I have had an invalid…

Removing the GUI from Ubuntu

March 29, 2019

To Remove the Ubuntu Default GUI: 12345678sudo apt-get -y purge ubuntu-desktop sudo apt-get -y purge unity gnome-shell lightdm sudo apt-get -y remove ubuntu-desktop sudo…

Configuring RetroArch on Ubuntu

July 23, 2019

*Still debating whether or not a full install of Ubuntu is worth the effort vs. Lakka which “just” works, for the most part with…

Mounting Drives to Static Mount Point by UUID

February 15, 2019

I’ve found the simplest way to consistently mount a removable drive – in this case two external Seagate spinners, to a fixed path as…

Installing ImageMagick (Imagick) on Ubuntu 16.04+

August 5, 2019

ImageMagick is a software utility to create, edit, compose, or convert bitmap images. It can read and write images in a variety of formats…

Installing Webmin on Ubuntu 16.04+

August 5, 2019

Webmin is an extremely useful tool for configuring your Linux machine from a web based interface. It makes management easier in some respects, such…

Connect to Wireless Network from Command Line on Ubuntu 16.04+

July 28, 2019

With a headless server Ubuntu makes it easy to manage all network connections via network manager (nmtui interface). Configuring a wireless LAN adapter requires…

Install NeoFetch on Centos 7 / RHEL / Ubuntu Updated*

February 18, 2019

Neofetch is a useful tool for displaying relevant metrics to your machines’s current operating session such as resources, uptime, memory load and environment criteria. …

Autologin to Ubuntu 16.04+

July 25, 2019

Security aside….under some circumstances it can be useful to have a system boot directly to a command prompt. This method works on Ubuntu 16.04…