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How to Check Virtualization Type in Linux System

If you’re running a Linux server on a virtualized environment, you might want to know which type of virtualization technology it’s running on.
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5 of the Best notify-send Alternatives for Linux

Notification servers are a great addition in every Linux distro. Learn how you can improve notify-send with these five great alternatives.
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Dig Command: The Most Common Use Cases

This example-filled guide shows you how to make the most of the Linux dig command to perform DNS lookups, reverse lookups, and more.
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Mirror Your Web Site With rsync

This tutorial shows how you can mirror your web site from your main web server to a backup server that can take over if the main server fails. We use the tool rsync for this, and we make it run through a cron job that checks every x minutes if there is…

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Can Linux Get Viruses? Explore the Vulnerability of Linux Systems

In this article, we’ll explore the vulnerability of Linux systems to viruses and the factors that make them less susceptible compared to other operating systems.
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Six Simple Steps to Remove a Storage Device (LUN) from Linux

There are situations where a storage device or LUN must be removed from a system that is running without any issue. This happens for a variety of reasons, but most …

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How to Debug C Programs in Linux using gdb

If you are a C/C++ programmer or develop software using the Fortran and Modula-2 programming languages, you’ll be glad to know there exists an excellent debugger – dubbed GDB – that lets you easily debug your code for bugs and other problems. In this a…

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How to use the fuser command in Linux

Suppose you are given a task to identify the processes that are using a particular file, and then kill them one by one – all this has to be done from the command line. What would you do? Well, if you are a command line newbie, I am sure you’d be cluele…

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CodeWeavers CrossOver 22.1 Release Highlights

CodeWeavers CrossOver 22.1 comes with support for games on macOS, several bug fixes, and improvements. Check out the highlights here.
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ChromeOS Now Runs on Top of Linux and Zephyr

Newer Chromebooks now also depend on the open-source Zephyr operating system. Here’s ChromeOS’s history and where Zephyr comes in.
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8 Best du Command Alternatives to Check Disk Usage in Linux

The output of the du command is not always intuitive or good, so here are eight alternatives to help get system disk usage info quickly.
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How to Reset MySQL or MariaDB Root Password in Linux

Forgot your password or need to reset it? Here’s how to reset or recover a forgotten MySQL or MariaDB root password in Linux.
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7 Useful CLI, GUI Tools to Remove PDF Password in Linux

You can quickly remove PDF passwords by decrypting your password-protected file using Linux tools and removing it forever. Here’s how.
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How to integrate ONLYOFFICE Docs with Moodle 4

ONLYOFFICE Docs is an open-source office suite that can be integrated with various cloud services and CMS systems. In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to connect the ONLYOFFICE Docs and Moodle instances using an integration plugin.

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How to Create a Virtual Environment in Python on Linux

With this comprehensive guide, discover how to create a virtual environment in Linux using the most popular programming language Python.
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How to Find Uptime of Particular Linux Process

There are various Linux tools that can quickly check how long an individual process has been running in Linux. Check them out here.
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How to Test DNS Speed Using Popular Tools on Windows, Linux

To know which DNS server will offer the best speed, you need to check and compare the speeds of various DNS servers. Learn more here.
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9 Best Google Drive Clients for Linux in 2023

If you’re a Linux user, there’s a good chance you’re looking for a Google Drive client or alternative. Here are some of the best in 2023.
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Flatpak vs. Snap: 10 Differences You Should Know

Flatpak and Snap packages are more popular than ever among Linux users. Learn their differences and decide with is best for you.
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Learn How to Use the gzip Command in Linux

Check out this comprehensive guide to using the gzip command to compress and decompress files with various examples and explanations.
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