Linux is being used by programmers, developers, and system admins for a very long time. We use the terminal for almost everything, installing/uninstalling, changing directories, cut, copy and pasting, etc. But Linux also has a lot of unknown commands that you may accidentally type as a misspelling to a commonly used command. This article is […]
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In this article, we will be discussing five different ways to access Linux files from Windows. We’ll work on Ubuntu in this article, but you can use any distribution. Just identify the partition type that you’re using on your system and download the appropriate tool from this list. Ubuntu supports Windows NTFS partitions but Windows
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Hello folks, in this article, we will be discussing how to find reboot time for Ubuntu. Like other operating systems, Linux also maintains a log of everything including login time, reboot time, etc which is stored in the /var/log/wtmp file. Finding reboot time in Ubuntu can be done using commands like last, uptime, who. All
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Hello guys, In this article, we will discuss how to delete a single command from history in Linux. Sometimes, you may enter an incorrect command which you don’t want repeating or you may have entered any password which you don’t want other users to see. If you are familiar with the terminal, we can access
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Hello folks, In this article, we will be discussing how to delete memory buffers and cache in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Linux has very efficient memory management but if some process is taking too much memory, you can clear the memory by deleting buffers and cache. Note that deleting the memory buffers and cache manually will
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Hello folks, in this article, we will discuss how to sort files by size in Linux. Most of you are familiar with the ls command which is used to list files in the current working directory. But by using some parameters with the ls command, We can sort the files by name, size, modification time,
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Hello guys, In this article, we will be discussing how to check Linux command history sorted by dates. Using the History command, We can check all the previously executed commands in a list. It also stores the date and time of each command but by default, it does not show the date and time. To
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In this article, we’ll learn how to install KDE on Linux Mint. Linux Mint, by default, ships with lightweight desktop environments such as Cinnamon, MATE, and XFCE. But in the world of Linux, you are free to do whatever you want. You can install any desktop environment on any distribution, regardless of what that distribution
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Let’s discuss the popular topic – Snaps in Linux. There are numerous Linux distributions, each distribution having its own official package manager and package format such as deb, rpm, etc. This has obvious drawbacks with developers having to package the same software multiple times for different distributions. However, there have been multiple projects which attempted
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Want to install Slack on Linux? Slack is a team communication tool that has slowly become a staple in all kinds of jobs. Today all businesses, whether small firms or large enterprises use Slack to communicate between teams, set up meetings, collaborate on work, etc. Apart from this, Slack has also integrated with over 150
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