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Ubuntu tips
20.04 post-install steps
- install VBox guest additions
# apt install gcc make perl # /media/hanys/VBox_GAs_6.1.18/VBoxLinuxAdditions.run # reboot
- install and configure additional software
# apt install net-tools openssh-server vim tmux mc autofs # vim /etc/idmapd.conf Configure nfs4 domain # vim /etc/auto.master Uncomment /net/ line # service autofs restart
- create dxxx user account (plus related groups) and set up the account
# groupadd -g 501 dxx # groupadd -g 508 gr_share # useradd -c "J..." -g dxxx -G adm,cdrom,dialout,sudo,dip,plugdev,lpadmin,lxd,sambashare,vboxsf,gr_share \ -m -s /bin/bash -u 501 dxxx # passwd dxxx
- copy dxxx's config from the server
$ scp -r .ssh <vb-ubuntu>:~/ $ scp -r .tmux <vb-ubuntu>:~/ $ scp .tmux.conf .bash_aliases <vb-ubuntu>:~/
- configure dxxx's account
$ cd ~ $ mv Documents/ Documents.local $ ln -s /net/192.168.1.2/data/smb/users/dambi/Documents $ ln -s /net/192.168.1.2/data/smb/users/dambi/projects
Allow users with UID < 1000 appear on login screen
By default users with UID lesser than 1000 do not appear on graphical login screen. That can be changed in /etc/login.defs file by customizing UID_MIN, GID_MIN settings.
Note: Does not seem to work on 18.04.
Enable auto login for user with UID < 1000 on 18.04
$ sudo vim /etc/gdm3/custom.conf ... # Enabling automatic login AutomaticLoginEnable=true AutomaticLogin=userid ...
Convert JPG to PDF
$ img2pdf image.jpg > image.pdf
Resize JPG
in nautilus
Install necessary packages and restart nautilus…
$ sudo apt install imagemagick $ sudo apt install nautilus-image-converter $ nautilus -q
Resize image via right mouse click…
CLIs
$ man mogrify $ man convert