In this article, we’ll learn how to unzip multiple files in Linux. Zip files are compressed files that provide an ideal way of transferring data across the internet. These files can be easily extracted using the command but what if you have to unzip thousands of files? Manually unzipping each file will take too much […]
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In this article, We will be discussing the best Linux distributions for Plex Media Server. Linux has many distributions and Plex does not work the same on all distributions. What is Plex Media Server? Plex is one of the top media servers for streaming media content. It is a streaming and organization tool through which
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In this article, we’ll install the Outlook mail on Linux using an open source package developed specifically for this purpose. Outlook is a personal information managing app by Microsoft. It includes a calendar, a to-do list, contacts, and of course an email service. This application can be very handy, especially when you work in a
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A text editor is one of the most used applications on any operating system. Whether you are writing some sophisticated code or editing the basic system configs, you will be using some text editor. So it’s important that you choose a text editor that doesn’t slow you down and maximizes productivity. The use of a
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If you have used Linux for some time, you probably have come across files with the .sh extension. Whether it might be during downloading a particular software or writing your own bash scrips, these files can be sometimes tricky since click and run doesn’t work with them. So let’s take a look at what these
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If you use Linux, you already know that there is a lot to be customized. Either it is the default font and icon pack or the window manager. Everything can be made to look and work exactly how you want it. This becomes very apparent when you browse r/unixporn where users show off their beautiful
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In this article, we will compare Unix-like operating systems Linux vs BSD. Also read: Ubuntu vs Lubuntu: Top 8 Differences Between Ubuntu and Lubuntu Brief Intro to Linux Linux is a free and open-source Unix-like operating system kernel first released in 1991 by Linus Torvalds. Linux is not an operating system in itself. The Linux
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The less command is a pager used for displaying large text files (such as big log files) properly. It has better capabilities compared to the more command. Less command doesn’t read the entire text of a file (unlike the text editors) which results in a faster loading time. In this article, we will demonstrate the
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In this article, we’ll learn how to change screen resolution in Linux. If you are using a desktop or even a laptop with an external monitor, there are chances that you have faced this seemingly annoying problem of the display not fitting the monitor or a zoomed-up display. These problems are usually caused when the
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In this tutorial, we will learn about how to run a command-line Java program from the Linux terminal. Prerequisites To run Java programs from the command line, a functional Java Runtime Environment is required. To install Java Runtime Environment on Ubuntu/Debian based systems: and to install Java Runtime Environment on CentOS/RHEL based systems: To check if a
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