Samba is a free implementation of the Microsoft Windows file sharing protocol (formerly called SMB, later renamed to CIFS) for UNIX-like systems. Why is it important? By installing Samba on Linux Mint, you can share resources and folders with Windows computers. Best of all, it is integrated from the file browser. Samba is an open-source […]
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According to the project website Netbeans is a development Environment, Tooling Platform and Application Framework. However, we can sum it all up by saying that Netbeans is an IDE, i.e., integrated development environment. Using Netbeans you will be able to edit code with a lot of help and thus improve the time and accuracy of
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Google Chrome is Google’s web browser for desktop and mobile systems. It is free, so you will have no problem using it in almost any context. Furthermore, one of the main features of this web browser is that it is cross-platform, which means that it can be used on multiple computers, but also on mobiles,
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Learning how to keep a modern operating system secure is no easy task. The main reason is that even though modern systems implement strong security policies, there are many hackers trying to crack them. In the case of Linux, it is even more sensitive, since most web servers use some distributions such as Debian. In
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Sudo is a tool with which we can quickly execute commands as if we were another user. However, to use it, a user must have permissions to do so. Today, you will learn how to add a user to sudoers using Debian 11. Introduction According to the sudo website: Sudo (su “do”) allows a system
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Debian is known for its robustness and for its special procedure for selecting packages to be in its official repositories. This means that we can’t always count on recent versions of software. To change the situation, a bit, there are Debian backports. According to the Debian website: Backports are recompiled packages from testing (mostly) and
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On Linux, a package is a collection of compressed files and instructions that, when installed, alter some system settings. Although, the main use of these is to install applications on a system. But how to do it? What options do I have? Well, in this post, you will learn how to install a Debian (DEB)
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Debian is one of the main distributions out there. It belongs to the so-called Linux Olympus because it is very stable, mature and has been developed quite seriously. This is precisely why it is the basis for other powerful distributions. Today, you will learn about the best Linux Debian based For both server and desktop,
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Internet privacy and security are one of the biggest concerns of today’s world. Whether you use the internet on your Windows computer or Linux PC, it is important to ensure that your platforms stay protected. To ensure that you stay safe and protected while using the internet, one of the safest and most trusted options
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How do I remove files and directories in Linux? This is the common question beginners ask when migrating from Windows to Linux. In Windows, it is very easy. Simply, select the file, right-click, and choose the delete option. The file moves to recycle bin and from there you can remove using the same method. Alternatively,
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