Quickly Get List Of Logged In Users And Last Boot Time In Linux Mint / Ubuntu
When using Linux Mint / Ubuntu or any *nix based system, it is quicker and actually efficient to get tasks done directly using the Terminal instead of the point and click stuff.
Here is a simple command that will show you who has logged into the current system plus when the system was last booted up in Linux Mint and Ubuntu :
1. Open Terminal and type who -u -b
2. That’s it! This brings up a...
How To Set Root Access While Using Linux Mint Terminal
Using the Terminal in Linux Mint is much much more frequent than using the command prompt in Windows.
Here is a simple way to set the given Terminal session as root till the time it is exited.
To switch from the existing logged on user in Mint Terminal to root, just open the Terminal and type in sudo -i
[If you want to see what the current user name is, use whoami as shown, after executing sudo -i...