1. Install MY SQL in Ubuntu
Terminal Code
Step 1:
sudo apt update
Step 2:
pass=eastern@labadmin
Step 3:
sudo apt install mysql-server
Step 4:
press :y
Step 5:
mysql --version
Step 6:
sudo mysql_secure_installation
Step 7:
press:y
Step 8:
press:0
Step 9:
password
Step 10:
password
Step 11:
press:y
Step 12:
press:y
Step 13:
press:n
Step 14:
press:n
Step 15:
press:y
Step 16:
clear
Step 17:
sudo mysql
or
mysql -u root -p
Step 18:
select user authentication_string, plugin from mysql.user;
Step 19:
ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password by 'password';
Step 20:
select user authentication_string, plugin from mysql.user;
Step 21:
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Step 22:
select user authentication_string, plugin from mysql.user;
Step 23:
exit
Step 24:
clear
Step 25:
sudo mysql
Step 26:
password
Step 27:
show databases;
Step 28:
Open Ubuntu Software
Step 29:
Search
mysql workbench
Step 30:
Press install button
Step 31:
eastern@labadmin
Step 32:
After Install
Close Ubuntu Software
Step 33:
Go to:-
Show Application > Open My SQL Server
Step 34:
Click
mysql Connection +
Step 35:
connection name
LOCAL_MYSQL
Step 36:
password
> Store in KeyChain
password
> ok
Step 37:
> Test Connection
> OK
2. Un Install MY SQL in Ubuntu [# If any Error Occur]
Terminal Code
Step 1:
sudo apt-get purge mysql*
Step 2:
sudo apt-get autoremove
Step3:
sudo apt-get autoclean
3. Disable Internal Key Log Time Press in Ubuntu
Terminal Code
step 1:
xev
step 2:
Wait for 30 second
and
Close the Mini White Screen
Step 3:
xmodmap -e 'keycode 20=NoSymbol'
Step 4:
clear
Step 5:
exit
4. Install Spyder Python in Ubuntu
Step 1:
sudo apt-get install spyder
Step 2:
python -m pip install spyder
Step 3:
python -m spyder
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