This to-the-point guide will help you install LibreOffice on Arch Linux. LibreOffice is a free and powerful office suite and is often considered Linux’s equivalent of Microsoft Office. It is one of the essential apps to have on your Arch Distro, especially if you are planning to use it as your daily driver. Whether you’re […]
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Linux is a CLI-driven OS. Hence, for hardcore terminal fans, being able to do a wide range of tasks via the terminal is extremely important. In this module, we’ll be learning how we can accomplish one such trivial task, i.e connecting to a Bluetooth device, via the Terminal. What Is BlueZ? Before we begin, we
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Let’s learn to install Install Ubuntu on LXC. Containers are one of the most instrumental and useful tools at our disposal. On Linux, we have LXC containers, which are super easy to setup and use. They allow us to use multiple operating systems on a single host in a way without the need for an
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In this module, we’ll learn to perform HTTP Tunneling using ngrok on Linux. Ever been in a situation where you had a webserver running locally and needed to access it from outside the network? One might not always have Port Forwarding rules set up in the network. This is where Ngrok comes in handy! Ngrok
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Let’s learn to use the Libcurl module to fetch web pages. C is a very complicated language and if you have ever worked with Sockets in C, you know that dealing with network connection can sometimes be a nightmare. In this context, fetching webpages using C seems like a nightmare. However, in this module, we’ll
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Whiptail is tool which lets you display dialog boxes from shell scripts. This makes your shell scripts look look cooler and more professional while still providing extensive functionality. In this module, we are going to learn how to use Whiptail in your shell scripts to make them better ! Installing Whiptail Installing whiptail is as
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Sometimes, we need a quick HTTP server, either for testing purposes or transferring files. Setting up an Apache server might prove to be too much work for something trivial. Thus it is really handy to have a bunch of one liners which can quickly spawn a HTTP server for us. In this module we have
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A zip bomb, also known as a decompression bomb or zip of death is a malicious archive file designed to crash or render useless the program or system reading it. It is one of the oldest “malicious files” going around on the internet. In this module, we’ll create learn to create a zip bomb in
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When you care about security, it is necessary to password protect files in Linux. In this module, we’ll learn how to use the GnuPG command to password protect files for improved privacy and security. What is GnuPG? GnuPG , aka The GNU Privacy Guard, is a set of programs for public key encryption and digital
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Let’s take a look at some of the most important GCC flags! GCC, aka the GNU project C and C++ compiler, is an essential tool for any Linux geek who codes in C/C++ and is probably the most widely used compiler. Like most command line utilities, we can further extend the functionalities of GCC with
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