Linux

From smartphones to cars, supercomputers and home appliances, home desktops to enterprise servers, the Linux operating system (kernel) is everywhere.

  • Linux File System: Explained

    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,…

  • Lightweight Linux Distros for Old Laptops

    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.

  • How To Change Debian Boot Screen and Plymouth Splash Screen Resolution?

    How To Change Debian Boot Screen and Plymouth Splash Screen Resolution?

    Debian looks amazing once loaded, but we do see a few seconds of text based starting up boot screen that looks a little off resolution to actual display’s resolution. For example, my display resolution is…

  • Install Nvidia drivers on Debian [and Ubuntu]

    Install Nvidia drivers on Debian [and Ubuntu]

    Many Linux enthusiasts use Debian Linux system with high-end hardware specs and find Nvidia drivers difficult to install; the main reason behind this difficulty is that Nvidia is not open-source so no support for it,…

  • Why does htop show an exclamation mark next to uptime?

    Why does htop show an exclamation mark next to uptime?

    Htop is an excellent interactive system monitor process viewer and process manager. It is a modern and good-looking replacement to traditional and old-fashioned TOP found in every UNIX/LINUX systems. But I saw this (!) exclamation…

  • Why Is Wayland Better Than X11?

    Why Is Wayland Better Than X11?

    Learn why Wayland is considered superior to X11 in the realm of display servers, exploring its advantages in performance, security, and modern features.

  • Recovering deleted files on different operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux

    Recovering deleted files on different operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux

    We’ve all been there – that sinking feeling when you accidentally delete an important file. Whether it’s that important presentation, cherished family photos, or a crucial spreadsheet, losing files can be a major bummer. But…

  • How To Create a Bootable Linux USB Flash Drive From Terminal?

    How To Create a Bootable Linux USB Flash Drive From Terminal?

    Many Linux users might be using some tool to create bootable Linux USB sticks, but no one uses the traditional method which works flawlessly on command line interface, and I’m still using this method instead…

  • dpkg: error processing package linux-image-amd64 (–configure)

    dpkg: error processing package linux-image-amd64 (–configure)

    Recently I installed new Debian 12 (KDE) from live image they have on their site, it was working fine until one upgrade to kernel came out. The error was like this: dpkg: error processing package…

  • Failed To Establish a New Connection: [Errno -3] Temporary Failure in Name Resolution

    Failed To Establish a New Connection: [Errno -3] Temporary Failure in Name Resolution

    Python scripts may face issues when specific requirements don’t meet at runtime. In this article, We’ll see “Failed to establish a new connection: [Errno -3] Temporary failure in name resolution”. Just by looking at the…

  • Sudo: Command Not Found

    Sudo: Command Not Found

    Many newbies may panic in this error when they try to ssh into a server via command line or when they are trying CLI (Command Line Interface) for the very first time. Don’t panic, if…

  • Why is Linux so dominant in servers and supercomputers?

    Why is Linux so dominant in servers and supercomputers?

    We all know Linux failed badly in desktop market but it is leading on the other hand in servers and supercomputers. As new age kids are getting smarter they too start to adopt Linux as…