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Disable Updates of a Specific Package in RHEL/Fedora/CentOS

Disable Updates Of A Specific Package In RHELFedoraCentOS

DNF is the default package manager in RHEL, Rocky Linux, Alma Linux, Fedora, and CentOS along with the YUM package manager. Upgrading your distribution is very simple using these package managers. However, we don’t always want to update certain packages…

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  • Aadesh
  • June 25, 2022
  • Linux

[Fixed] “A network change was detected”

Fixed A Network Change Was Detected

While trying to access a webpage, one may experience the error “A network change was detected” in their web browser. This is a fairly common error that prevents you from accessing the internet on your system. This error is often…

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  • Bipul Shaw
  • June 25, 2022
  • Shell Script

Show Asterisks While Typing Your Password in the Terminal

Show Asterisks While Typing Your Password In The Terminal

Whenever you enter your password in the Terminal whether to install a software or to access a remote server via SSH, you have to type your password. Now, the problem is, that sometimes while typing the password you forget how…

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  • Aadesh
  • June 25, 2022
  • Linux

pdfgrep – Search for text inside a PDF document

Search Text In A PDF Document From The Terminal

The grep command in Linux is used to search for a specific text string in any file. This is a really powerful tool which you can use in several ways by searching for new lines, lines having no uppercase letters…

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  • Aadesh
  • June 25, 2022
  • Linux

fdupes – Find and delete duplicate files in Linux

Delete Duplicate Files From The Terminal Using Fdupes Command

We often store duplicate files in our directory, whether music or documents. Deleting those files is very exhausting, especially when you don’t know which files have more than one copy. That’s where the fdupes command comes in. In this article,…

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  • Aadesh
  • June 25, 2022
  • Linux

[Solved] Accidentally deleted /usr/share/applications directory in Fedora.

[SOLVED] Accidentally Deleted /usr/share/applications Directory In Fedora

I was removing a desktop entry for an application earlier today, and then by mistake, I removed the /usr/share/applications folder completely instead of the desktop entry. The applications still worked when launched from the terminal, but when the next time…

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  • Aadesh
  • June 25, 2022
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