The Linux terminal is a really powerful tool where you can do anything. In this article, I’m going to teach you how can you read the online free Wikipedia on your Terminal itself without going through the hassle of opening a web browser. Installation There are 2 methods via which you can install the wiki […]
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If you’re using a Fedora or RHEL-based Linux distribution, you’re probably familiar with RPM files. These are the files that contain all the necessary information to install a software program on your system. In order to install an RPM file, you’ll need to use a package manager like dnf or yum. In this tutorial, we’ll
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Hey guys, In this article, We will discuss how to get the filename from the full path in Linux. The full path means the address at which the file is located. This includes all the directories and subdirectories. For example, We have a file named file1.txt. Its complete address will be /home/sid/Desktop/test/file1.txt. You can also
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If you, like me, are a fan of the lightweight and reliable VIM text editor and want to stick to it instead of moving to the newer, fancier Integrated development environments like PyCharm or Atom, you have come to the right place. Text editors on Linux, on the other hand, are extremely lightweight but lack
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Hello folks, in this article, we will discuss how to install the Clementine music player on Ubuntu 21.10. Clementine music player is a multi-platform, fast, and easy-to-use music player. It is powered by Amarok 1.4. It is available for Windows, Mac, Linux and can be controlled remotely using an Android device. Clementine music player can
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Hello guys, In this article, we will see how to extract email addresses from a text file using grep and sed commands. If the text file is too big and not in a pre-defined format, it’s too time-consuming to extract every email address manually. Using commands like grep and sed, email address or anything else
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Hello folks, In this article, We will discuss how to dual boot Kali Linux with Windows 10. If you have windows pre-installed and want to install Kali Linux, You can install it on a virtual machine as explained in the following article: Install Kali Linux on Virtualbox in 3 Easy Steps. Another option is to
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Hello folks, In this article, We will be discussing how to create a custom wordlist using crunch in Kali Linux. Crunch is a wordlist generating utility used to create a worklist using letters, numbers, and symbols. Mostly, Hackers use this tool to create passwords. It has a very simple syntax and can be used using
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If you lurk on Linux forums long enough, you will hear statements like “Systemd doesn’t follow the Unix philosophy” or “Gitlab has abandoned Unix philosophy“. But what exactly is this Unix philosophy that users keep mentioning. In this article, let’s deconstruct the long-standing notion of the Unix philosophy. History of Unix Philosophy Unix is a
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If you delve into shell programming, you have come across /dev/null or 2>/dev/null numerous times. At first, this might look like intimidating abstract jargon, but there is a very important (and easy to understand) reason for which it exists. In this article, we will look at the meaning of /dev/null and how it is used
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