The Most Interesting Terminal Based Linux Tools Ever
As technophiles, we just like interesting things. People who create unusual (useful or otherwise) tools are always appreciated. Not every tool requires a cool GUI, although a great interface is always appreciated. In this article we are looking at easy to access commands that you can install or that come built in with most Linux distributions. This is a random list, but you may find some gems. Remember, one person’s garbage is another person’s gold.
How To Use The DNF Package Manager in 5 Minutes!
The article provides a comprehensive guide on how to use the DNF package manager to manage software packages on Red Hat-based Linux distributions.
Master The Linux TOP Command ASAP!
Monitor your server’s RAM, CPU and Daemon usage with one of the oh-so powerful Linux TOP command!
How to use SETFACL Command in Linux
Ever try to execute a file and nothing happens? Often defining file permissions, the Access Control List, is what is at work here!
The TAR Command In Linux For Archiving Files
The tar command in Linux is used to create, view, and extract compressed archive files, as well as to add or remove files from an existing archive.
Master The ZIP Command In Linux With 5 Examples
The zip command in Linux allows users to compress and archive files, saving disk space and making it easier to transfer files between systems.
Best Rsync Crash Course of (2023)
Have you ever had a major file corruption or lost a device? Perhaps you simply like to be thorough when backing up files. Today we bring you rsync.
Advanced UFW rules for the seasoned mind
For the seasoned among us, this is for you! We will explain default rule states, how using service names can save you time, good ways to manage a multitude of rules…
How To Install and Use UFW Firewall In Linux
UFW, the Uncomplicated Firewall, is as true as a command line utility can be. Posing some of my very first challenges managing a server for the first time, I learned by spinning up a copy of Ubuntu on an old computer using a keyboard and mouse for initial setup.
Important basic Linux commands for absolute beginners – (Part 1)
So you want to learn Linux? We can help you get there by getting you started with some essential and basic commands all Linux junkies should know!