Linux
From smartphones to cars, supercomputers and home appliances, home desktops to enterprise servers, the Linux operating system (kernel) is everywhere.
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How to Check Disk Space on Linux?
Learn how to check disk space on Linux with this comprehensive guide. Explore commands like df, du, and lsblk, and discover graphical tools and automation tips to effectively monitor and manage your system’s disk space.
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The Origin of Linux: A Journey from Hobby to World Domination
Linux, the open-source operating system that powers everything from smartphones to supercomputers, has an origin story that’s as fascinating as the software itself. It began as a personal project of a Finnish student and evolved into a global phenomenon, challenging the dominance of proprietary systems like Microsoft Windows and Unix. Lets explores the humble beginnings […]
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Install and Enable Redis Object Cache for WordPress on Debian Linux
WordPress has an inbuilt object cache that it uses to save on the trips to the database, but, it’s a non-persistent object cache. By using a 3rd party persistent object cache like Redis, we can reduce the load of database and cache as much as dynamic queries that goes to database every single time. Let’s […]
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Essential UFW Commands and Their Usage
UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) is a powerful tool designed to simplify the management of firewall rules on Linux systems. It provides a user-friendly interface for configuring iptables, making it accessible even to those with limited networking experience. This tutorial will cover UFW essentials—common firewall rules and commands with their usage and examples, helping you secure your […]
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What Is Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW), and Why Use It?
UFW, or Uncomplicated Firewall, is a simple, user-friendly interface for managing a Linux system’s firewall. Designed to simplify the complex and often intimidating iptables interface, UFW is particularly popular among Debian and Ubuntu users. This simple firewall tool aims to provide an easier way to manage firewall rules and is ideal for both novice and […]
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Why Advanced Users Make the Switch From Ubuntu to Debian Linux?
Ubuntu and Debian are closely related, with Ubuntu being derived from Debian. However, there are several reasons why Ubuntu users might eventually migrate to Debian. I was an Ubuntu Linux user initially and when I learned most things about using Linux I did a lot of distro hopping, and soon I made a choice and […]
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Understanding Linux File Permissions
Understanding Linux file permissions are a fundamental aspect of system security and user management. Properly understanding and managing these permissions ensures that users have appropriate access to files and directories, preventing unauthorized access and potential security breaches. With right permissions, one can secure the files from any kind of unauthorized use by other non-privileged users. […]
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Automating Tasks With Cron Jobs on Linux
Learn how to automate tasks with cron jobs on Linux. This in-depth tutorial covers everything from basic cron syntax and creating cron jobs to advanced configurations, common use cases, troubleshooting, and security considerations. Perfect for beginners and advanced users alike.
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Beginner-Friendly Linux Distros
Explore the best beginner-friendly Linux distros, including Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Elementary OS, Pop!_OS, and Manjaro. Learn about their features, benefits, and why they are ideal for newcomers to the Linux world.
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How To Secure Your Linux server?
Learn how to secure your Linux server with industry-standard practices. This comprehensive guide covers system updates, strong passwords, SSH key authentication, firewall configuration, disabling unnecessary services, intrusion detection systems, secure SSH settings, regular backups, log monitoring, SELinux/AppArmor, and web server hardening.
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Linux File System Explained
Discover the intricacies of the Linux file system in this comprehensive guide. Learn about its hierarchical structure, various file system types (ext4, XFS, Btrfs), key directories, essential commands, and advanced features like journaling, snapshots, RAID, LVM, and encryption. Perfect for both beginners and advanced users seeking to enhance their Linux knowledge and management skills.
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Lightweight Linux Distros for Old Laptops
Discover the best lightweight Linux distros for old laptops. Revive your aging hardware with efficient, user-friendly Linux distributions designed for lower resource consumption.