Whenever you download a Linux ISO from websites of various distributions, it is recommended to verify the file’s integrity using the sha256sum or md5sum checksum. Because Linux is open source, anyone can get the source code, and modify it to inject any malicious code. And if you have not downloaded the ISO from any official […]
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CS:GO or Counter Strike : Global Offensive is one of the most popular first-person shooter (fps) games available on Steam for free. Launched in 2012, this online multiplayer game deals with two teams, one planting the bomb and the other team trying to diffuse it. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install
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Drupal is a content management system (CMS) and framework that is used as a back-end system for many websites and applications. It provides a robust architecture for developers to create sophisticated applications while simplifying the site-building and content-authoring experience for end users. It is used by organizations and individuals all over the world, including some
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Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP are all open-source technologies that can be used to create powerful web applications. These technologies together power a good chunk of the internet today. The most prominent project that utilizes this technology would be WordPress, but there are even more companies that use LAMP stack such as Wikipedia, Tumblr, Slack,
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A CPU or Central Processing unit of any computer is responsible for performing all the tasks on your computer. The power of any CPU can be determined in terms of its CPU frequency or clock speed or clock rate. The higher the value, the faster your CPU can process a number of instructions per second.
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WSL2 or Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2 is a free-to-use windows tool using which you can install any Linux distribution directly on a Windows (10 or 11) machine without having to install any kind of virtual machine or dual booting for that matter. Also check: Windows Terminal – A better way to manage your
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Linux can now run some amazing games thanks to Valve’s recent Steam Deck & its push towards proton. But what if I tell you that you can also run some classic games directly inside the Terminal? And not just one, there are several good games that you can run on pretty much every Linux distribution,
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If you are using any integrated development environment (IDE) such as Netbeans, Eclipse, etc., for java based programming if your IDE automatically installs and sets the required variables for you to do java programming, you will never hear from your system But more often than not this doesn’t happen so you will encounter issues where
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Linux groups are a collection of users. They are meant to easily provide privileges to a group of users. In this tutorial, we will look at various ways to list all groups in Linux. 2 Ways to List All Groups in Linux 1. /etc/group file The /etc/group file contains all the local groups. So, we
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Sometimes we run bash commands with sensitive information. For example, running a shell script and passing passwords as the command-line arguments. In that case, it’s better to clear the bash history for security reasons. Clear Bash History in Linux When we run any command in the bash shell, it gets stored in the .bash_history file
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