You can batch rename files in Ubuntu using the “rename” command. It should be installed by default – so no need to apt-get install. The command is quite simple: For example renaming: google_marker_green.png google_marker_blue.png etc… To: map_marker_green.png map_market_blue.png etc… Hope this helps someone.
We’ve had a problem with some of our KVM Virtual machines where the network connection just disappears. The vm is still running but essentially it’s unreachable over the network (just like if you have pulled out the network cable of real computer). Until, I found the fix, I had to connect to the VM using … Read more
If you try apt-get install apt-add-repository on Ubuntu 13.04 it will say: E: Unable to locate package apt-add-repository You need to install python-software-properties-common.