This is a simple batch (.bat) script which asks for a computer's IP address, or, a hostname, and determines the current logged on user. Though this is easily doable on the Windows commandline, i prefer to create a batch script for it for convenience.
Networks: Network IP Checker
Angry IP Scanner is a free, fast and friendly network scanner application, which was developed using Java.
Setting and autoexecuting a custom screen resolution config on LUbuntu
If you are new to the LUbuntu distro, and decided to install the OS on a virtual machine, you might have experienced a small screen resolution applied to your OS. There is actually a work around for this, by going to 
> Preferences > Monitor Settings, and choosing your desired screen resolution on the drop down box there. But what if your screen resolution is not found within the selection? This guide will help you on how to: (1) How to utilize bash scripting to create and execute a resolution configuration and (2) How to automatically run the script once a user logs in.
I am using lubuntu on oracle vm, and my monitor's resolution is at: 1368p x 768p.
> Preferences > Monitor Settings, and choosing your desired screen resolution on the drop down box there. But what if your screen resolution is not found within the selection? This guide will help you on how to: (1) How to utilize bash scripting to create and execute a resolution configuration and (2) How to automatically run the script once a user logs in.I am using lubuntu on oracle vm, and my monitor's resolution is at: 1368p x 768p.
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