The Linux terminal is where you execute the commands with which you can interact with the system. These commands are many, but there are always some that are used more than others. Today, you will know the 10 most used commands on Linux. A command is an order that you enter into a terminal to […]
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Many users prefer to use a VPN for their day-to-day work with Linux or in very specific situations. For Windows and macOS there are many options, but in the case of Linux, we need to do a little more research. Today, I will introduce you to the best VPNs for Linux. A VPN stands for
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Wine (originally an acronym for “Wine Is Not an Emulator”) is an execution layer that allows applications developed for Windows to run on Linux, macOS, & BSD. So you come from Windows and you need an application that is not available for Linux, Wine is for you. Wine translates Windows API calls into POSIX calls
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According to DNF’s GitHub profile “Dandified YUM (DNF) is the next upcoming major version of YUM. It does package management using RPM, libsolv and hawkey libraries. For metadata handling and package downloads, it uses librepo. To process and effectively handle the comps data it uses libcomps.” In short, it is a YUM-based package manager that
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Everything is considered a file in Linux. There are regular files, directories, symbolic links, and other types of files. You create a directory to manage files. The multilevel directory structure is common in Linux. You will find a big directory structure like /home/il/my_files/imp/abc.txt. The question here is, how to get an absolute file path in
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Knowing the IP address of our computer is a basic task to establish network connections. But remember that there is also a public one with which we access the Internet, and doing it from the terminal can be an interesting task. Today, you will learn how to know the external IP address using the terminal.
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In a nutshell, the localectl command allows you to control the system locale and keyboard layout settings. One of the main advantages of this command is that it is present in Linux distributions that use systemd. So, you can use it on almost any modern distribution. The operation of the command is simple and may
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Looking for the best Linux VPN, which is fast, efficient, and yet cost-effective. Then you should give ExpressVPN a must-try. It is undoubtedly one of the best choices for the Linux Operating System as It supports both 64 and 32-bit variants of Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, Fedora, and Raspberry-Pi (32-bit only). Setting up new applications and
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A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a tunnel through which all of your searches pass. This tunnel works as a protective barrier between you and the rest of the online world. Now when it comes to selecting a suitable VPN, you will see a long list of platforms that offer their services in this regard.
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Usually when you search for a file in the system, you do it using a file browser, but what if you want to use the terminal? Well, there is a command called find that does the job, but there is a better alternative. Today, we will talk about the fd command on Linux. Introduction According
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