Compressing files saves disk space, network bandwidth. You should be familiar with .zip and .rar files in Windows. Here we will cover Linux tar command in detail along with practical examples. Linux tar command tar (tape archive) is a Linux command which you can use compress and decompress files with extension tar, tar.gz, .tgz or […]
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When Linux distributions started to appear, one of the main complaints was that not many programs were available. And not only that but the few that were did not work in the best way. Fortunately, this has changed and now there are many options to choose from. This is also the case for text editors,
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Writing and compiling C Programs in Linux is fairly easy in Linux. C is a general-purpose programming language, best suited for system programming. Dennis Ritchie developed it at Bell Lab to write utility programs for the Unix Operating System. Later, the Unix kernel itself was implemented in C Language. Low-level access to memory, simple keywords,
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Can I install Notepad++ on Ubuntu Linux Distro? No. You can’t. There is no native installation available for the Linux operating system. Notepad++ is written in C++ and uses native Windows API, which makes it faster than many other text editors, but Windows-only applications. But, no worries. In this article, I wll show you how
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TYPE is a Linux command which helps to identify the type of the input command if it is an alias, built-in, function, or keyword. You can also pass multiple commands as the input parameters. All the arguments to this command are optional. Type Syntax type [-afptP] name [name …] Options [afptP] –a – display all
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Putty is a free and open-source terminal emulator and telnet client for Windows. It helps to connect a remote UNIX/Linux server from the Windows client. Primary it is used on the Windows operating system. It supports network protocols like SCP, SSH, Telnet, rlogin, and raw socket connection. Below are some of the key features of
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Although openSUSE has always been well-loved by the community, it is true that leap (its very stable version aimed at end users) seems to be dying. This would lead one to think that Tumbleweed would remain as the only SUSE community distribution, but this is not the case. Details of the openSUSE SlowRoll project have
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Tauon Music box presents itself as a modern and versatile music player. However, it faces fierce competition on Linux due to the great alternatives out there. Today, we will show you its strengths and why to give it a try. Tauon Music Box is a modern, comfortable and streamlined music player for the playback of
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