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vlock: The Smart Way to Lock Your Linux Terminal

The post vlock: The Smart Way to Lock Your Linux Terminal first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Virtual consoles are very important features of Linux, and they provide a system user a shell prompt to use the system in a non-graph…

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How to Check if UEFI Secure Boot is Enabled/Disabled on Linux

While installing different drivers on your Linux system, you may need to check if UEFI Secure Boot is enabled/disabled on your computer as you may need to perform different installation steps depending on the UEFI Secure Boot status of your computer. For example, some Linux distributions (i.e. Ubuntu) automatically signs the NVIDIA kernel modules while […]

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fswatch – Track File and Directory Changes in Linux

The post fswatch – Track File and Directory Changes in Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .fswatch is a cross-platform, file change monitor that gets notification alerts when the contents of the specified files or directo…

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How To Use Grep Command in Linux

The grep command includes pattern recognition, defining case sensitivity, searching multiple files, recursive search, and many more. 

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How to Change File Permissions in Linux

Linux has features to control access from permissions and ownership. It offers simple ways to change file permissions without hassles.

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How To Use Traceroute Command in Linux

The traceroute command is used to map the path packets take while traveling to a specific destination.

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How To Use htop Command in Linux

The htop command is used to manage system processes, monitor resources, and perform other administration task.

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How To Delete a File in Linux

Deleting files is essential when you accidentally create multiple files that become unnecessary for the system

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How to List Processes in Linux

Processes are the running instances of programs that consume system resources. Listing these processes helps you monitor system activity, and  troubleshoot issues. That’s why there are multiple tools and utilities in Linux that you can use to list the currently running process. However, many beginners don’t know the exact way to list the process without […]

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How To Find a File in Linux

If you are working on a system, it is essential to know the ways to find files quickly. Linux contains various commands to find the files right from the terminal.

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How to Unzip Files in Linux

Through zip files, you can combine and share multiple directories at once. You can use multiple commands like unzip, and tar to unzip these files in Linux.

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How To Create a User in Linux

There are different commands like adduser and useradd which look similar, they differ in functionality to add users in Linux.

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How To Delete a Directory in Linux

Deleting the directories can help you to free up the space efficiently. There are multiple commands you can use to delete the directories in Linux.

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How To Create a Tarball in Linux

The tar is a great utility used to create backups, transfer files, or distribute software packages.

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How To Use Rufus in Linux

rufus is the tool which you can use to create bootable USB drive. You can use this tool on Linux using Wine utility.

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How To Use the wget Command in Linux

Data transmission is one of the most invaluable tasks in today’s internet world. Although numerous tools are available on the web to download files, Linux is one step ahead. The wget utility in Linux is a simple, powerful, and proficient tool for downloading files using download links. The wget command includes various features, such as […]

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Systemctl Command Examples

Is your distro powered by systemd init? The systemctl command can be helpful!

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How To Use the Reboot Command in Linux

As the name suggests, the reboot command is used reboot the Linux system right from the terminal.

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How To Use the history Command in Linux

History command is used to check the previously used commands in the terminal. It is good to check and copy the commands to work on Linux efficiently.

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How To Use the Rsync Command in Linux

Synchronizing files and data among multiple servers is crucial for smooth functioning. Fortunately, many tools are available online for file synchronization, and Rsync is one of them. Rsync is one of the most popular and widely used utilities for remotely syncing data in Linux. Rsync features efficient file transfer, preservation of file metadata, updating existing […]

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