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True transparency in CentOS

I have enabled transparency for my gnome terminal but I am always getting my desktop wallpaper as background of terminal after googling I found compiz missing. Compiz is available in base repo itself. After installing look for system-Preferences-WindowsTweak Manager and last option would give compiz and there enable transparency.

Getting load information via SSH

I have tried so many ways but finally happy with this #!/bin/bash for i in localhost 127.0.01 do ssh raja@$i 'uptime | grep -o load.*' done The above script will produce load average from a remote system.

How to extract system load through SSH

Hi , with some research I have written these simple scripts which can extract only load average part from uptime command. these scripts you can use for getting information you requested from remote systems through SSH. Script #1 #!/bin/bash for i in localhost  do ssh raja@$i $'uptime | awk \'{print $6 $7 $8 $9 $10}\' ' done Script #2 #!/bin/bash for i in localhost  do ssh raja@$i $'uptime | grep -o "load.*"' done

Screenshot missing in CentOS 6.6

I have made CentOS 6.6 Install but suddenly I have seen that screen-shot I'm unable to take. to fix it you have to install yum  install gnome-utils

Restore Permission on Home directory

This Post I am taking from askubuntu , not answered by me but posting in my blog so that it can help others in future. http://askubuntu.com/questions/567599/emsudo-chmod-x-caused-me-cannot-open-anything Note: This is the way like doing as undoing what you have done. sudo chmod -x * -R find . -type d You will get an error like below find: 'xxxxx': Permission denied  then do as find . -type d -exec chmod +x {} \;