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100 Great and Must-Have CLI Linux Applications

This article showcases our picks for 100 of the best open-source command-line interface (CLI) Linux applications. Learn more here.
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How to Upgrade From Fedora 37 to Fedora 38 Beta With CLI

Discover how to upgrade your current Fedora 37 to the latest Fedora 38 effortlessly using the command-line interface.
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Stig: A TUI and CLI for the BitTorrent Client Transmission

Looking for a terminal-based bittorrent client that can do all your work with the essence of a GUI? Then, Stig BitTorrent Client is for you.
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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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30 Best File Managers and Explorers for Linux

Having a feature-rich, highly configurable file manager for performing both simple tasks and complex operations is vital. Here’s a list of some of the best.
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How to Install the Otter Browser on Manjaro Linux

Check out this guide on how to install Otter Browser on Manjaro Linux with CLI commands for users that seek an alternative browser.
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How to Find Your Ubuntu Version: 5 Methods

This simple guide shows five methods to find the installed Ubuntu version of your desktop and servers via GUI and CLI.
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How to Find a Process ID and Kill it in Linux

This simple tutorial demonstrates how to find a running process ID and kill it using the terminal and GUI method for various Linux distros.
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How to Install and Use Nessus Security Scanner on Rocky Linux

Nessus is an open-source network vulnerability scanner for vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and ethical hacking. This guide describes how to install and set up Nessus Security Scanner and its CLI on the Rocky Linux server.
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How to Upgrade to Fedora 37 from Fedora 36 Workstation

A complete guide on how to upgrade to Fedora 37 from Fedora 36 with both GUI and CLI methods and pre-upgrade steps.
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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 Install AWS CLI on Linux Step-by-Step

AWS CLI is a command line interface for AWS accounts. Learn how to install AWS CLI on Linux with this step-by-step tutorial.
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How to Unzip a .gz File on Linux (Any Distro)

A detailed and beginner-friendly tutorial on how to unzip (uncompress/decompress/extract) a .gz file on Linux. CLI and GUI instructions included.
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VirtualBox 7.0 Released with DXVK and Secure Boot Support, More

Highlights of VirtualBox 7.0 include initial support for fully encrypted virtual machines via the command line. Learn about the new release here.
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How to Pass Command Line Arguments to Bash Script

In this tutorial, we will learn how to pass command line arguments to a bash shell script in Linux. Learn more here.
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How to Set Up a Proxy on Ubuntu

In this tutorial, I will show you how to set up a Proxy on Ubuntu from the Settings app and the CLI. Learn more here.
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How to Fix: sudo Command Not Found Error

Here’s the simplest way of fixing the annoying error sudo command not found in Debian, Ubuntu and various Linux distros.
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Stig – A TUI and CLI Client for BitTorrent Transmission

The BitTorrent client Transmission application is becoming a must-have for a growing number of Linux users. The features of this app have more to say about what it has to offer than the name itself. For instance, it is resource-friendly since it uses minimal system resources during its application runtime. Also, its full support for […]

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How to Install AWS CLI on Linux Systems

AWS (Amazon Web Services) is becoming a popular and growing trend in the Linux community. It is the perfect cloud infrastructure for any Linux user that wants to scale the productivity potential of their acquired Linux administration skills.
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How to Use the rm Command in Linux

The rm command in Linux is used to permanently remove files and directories from the terminal without moving them to Trash or Recycle Bin.
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