Covering basic commands and software used to manage your Linux servers.
Are you trying to make changes in your Ubuntu Operating System’s “hosts” file but cannot save those changes? The “hosts” file contains the different IPs and their respective host names and addresses, and its main job is to convert or…
The world of Linux distributions offers a diverse landscape, catering to various user needs and preferences. Among the most popular choices are Ubuntu and Kubuntu, both of which stem from the robust Debian base. While they share a common foundation,…
In the realm of Linux systems, the Linux kernel acts as the core foundation, managing essential tasks like hardware interaction, memory allocation, and process control. Just as a crumbling castle wall leaves a kingdom vulnerable, an outdated Linux kernel exposes…
The command line, a text-based interface, might seem intimidating at first glance. But for Linux users, it’s a powerful tool offering granular control over your system. Fear not, aspiring Linux users! This guide equips you with a practical arsenal of…
Imagine a well-organized office building where access is granted based on roles and responsibilities – that’s the essence of user management and permissions on Ubuntu. By creating user accounts, assigning them to appropriate groups, and meticulously defining permissions, you establish…
Vim is a powerful and versatile text editor that has been a mainstay of the Linux and Unix world for decades. While its modal editing system and lack of a graphical user interface (GUI) may seem daunting at first glance,…
File compression is a technique that reduces the size of files, making them more convenient for storage and transmission. The .zip format is one of the most popular compression formats, known for its versatility and ability to handle multiple files…
System performance monitoring is a critical task for any administrator or developer working with Linux machines. When things get slow or unresponsive, you need the visibility to see where the bottlenecks lie. The traditional top command and its enhanced cousin, htop, provide essential…
The Linux terminal, a realm of power and efficiency, can also be a battleground for occasional errors and unexpected behavior. For newcomers and seasoned users alike, encountering these errors can be frustrating. However, fret not! This comprehensive guide equips you…
Determining the version of Ubuntu installed on your system is a straightforward process, and there are several methods available to accomplish this task. Whether you prefer using the command line or graphical user interface, you can easily retrieve the version…
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