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6 Best Free Linux GUI Code Editors for Programming

A code editor is a must-have tool for each developer. Fortunately, Linux has many of these that are entirely free to use. This article presents an overview of the six best graphical user interface (GUI) code editors for Linux that are feature-rich and …

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Essential System Tools: GreenWithEnvy NVIDIA Graphics Card Utility

GreenWithEnvy (GWE) is a graphical system tool for NVIDIA graphics cards. This utility provides information about the card present in a Linux-based system along with the ability to control its fans and overclock the GPU and memory. Learn more here.
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15 Basic Firewall-cmd Commands in Linux

In computing, a good firewall system can prevent any unauthorized access to the network security systems. Here are 15 basic firewall-cmd commands you can utilize in Linux operating systems to protect your network.
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How to Install RPM Fusion Repository in RHEL-Based Systems

RPM Fusion is a software repository database that offers users in the RHEL-based community never-ending access to free and non-free software for download and use. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to install RPM Fusion in RHEL-based systems.
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5 Most Used Touch Commands in Linux With Examples

The touch command is a standard command in the Linux operating system used on daily basis by the system administrators, developers, and other users familiar with the Linux command line. Check out these five most popular uses of the touch command along …

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10 Useful lsof Commands in Linux With Examples

The lsof command is a shortcut to list open files in Linux and show which processes are using them. Check out these top 10 uses of the Isof command.
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How to Restrict Access to Linux Servers Using TCP Wrappers

In this guide, we are going to learn about TCP Wrappers and what is it used for. Then, we’ll show you how to install TCP Wrappers in Linux and how to use it to restrict access to Linux servers.
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How to Set up Chrony as NTP Server and Client on Rocky Linux

NTP or Network Time Protocol is a networking protocol for time and clock synchronization on the computer network. In this guide, you will learn how to install and to use Chrony on the Rocky Linux server.

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Fedora 37 Release Has Been Postponed for the Second Time

Due to an OpenSSL vulnerability, Fedora Linux 37 has been postponed with a new release date. Learn more here.
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How to Find and Rename Files in Linux

Linux offers multiple command-line solutions for renaming files regardless of the different paths or locations. Renaming a single file is easy, but what happens when you have multiple files that should be instantaneously renamed? Learn how to find and …

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How to Password Protect Files Using Vim Editor in Ubuntu

Vim is one of the most powerful and popular open-source command-line text editors. It is highly extensible and offers a lot of features that make it the top choice for most Linux users. Among many other useful features, Vim has the ability to encrypt f…

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Linux Directory Structure and Important Files Paths Explained

You must have probably heard that everything is considered a file in Unix and Unix derivatives like Linux. If not a file, then it must be a running process. This article gives a breakdown of the Linux File System and directory structure along with some…

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Make Automatic Updates With Unattended Upgrades on Debian and Ubuntu

While it’s important to install security updates as soon as they release, Linux releases get updates often. This tutorial shows how to configure unattended updates on Debian and Ubuntu. It covers all recent Debian and Ubuntu versions, including U…

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How to Create a File in Linux using the CLI and GUI

Check out these step-by-step instructions on how to create a file in Linux via the command-line interface (CLI) and graphical user interface (GUI). This guide showcases multiple commands and options to choose from as well as some examples.
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How to Use sshpass for Non-Interactive SSH Login in Scripts in Linux, FreeBSD

This guide explains what sshpass is, how to install sshpass in various Linux and FreeBSD systems, how to use sshpass for non-interactive SSH login, and how to perform SSH password automation in shell scripts using sshpass utility in Linux and FreeBSD s…

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Ubuntu 22.10 Now Runs on Sipeed’s LicheeRV D1 RISC-V Linux SBC

Canonical continues to expand its RISC-V offering for Ubuntu with LicheeRV D1 (Dock), Sipeed’s first RISC-V Linux single-board computer (SBC) that features a modular design and exported interfaces. Learn more here.
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How to monitor VMware vSphere with Checkmk

Monitoring your virtualized server environments is the ideal way to ensure optimal utilization of hardware resources and the best possible performance of your IT infrastructure. In this tutorial, I will show you how to monitor your vSphere with the ope…

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How to Install Docker Swarm on Rocky Linux

Docker Swarm is a container orchestration built on top of Docker Engine. It allows you to create and deploy a cluster of Docker nodes with multiple servers.

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How to Install SysPass Password Manager on Rocky Linux

SysPass is an open-source password manager written in PHP with AES-256 CTR encryption. It’s designed for centralized and collaborative password management. In this tutorial, you will install SysPass Password Manager with Apache2, MariaDB, and PHP on th…

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How to Resize an Online Multipath Device on Linux

Disk space on Linux can be expanded by adding a new LUN or resizing an existing LUN on the system. In most cases, the online resizing of the multipath device …

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