Linux

Hello folks! In this tutorial, we are going to discuss the differences and similarities between two popular Linux distributions- Ubuntu vs Lubuntu. Both are different flavors of Ubuntu along with others such as Kubuntu or Xubuntu with different Desktop environments such as KDE, XFCE, GNOME or LXDE. So, Let’s get started! Ubuntu vs Lubuntu – […]

Kden-live is an acronym for KDE Non-Linear Video Editor. Resonating with the open-source ideals of the KDE community Kdenlive is one of the best open-source video editors out there. It works on GNU/Linux, Windows and BSD. This article covers various ways in which we can install kden-live in Linux. These are all official sources of downloads and are trustable. Without much

Processes in Linux are controlled by signal interrupts. Signals in Linux are one of the most basic and fundamental structures of Linux. Signals and processes control almost every task of the system. So it is worthwhile to learn about the basic structure and functioning of Linux signals. In this tutorial, we will be discussing various

In this tutorial, we will quickly check the Java version on Linux. Java has been one of the most popular and widely-used programming languages for quite some time now. Since it’s used for building cross-platform apps, Linux users often encounter java applications for which they need to install a specific version of Java on their

Are you an aspiring Software Developer? If yes, you must know Linux and know the various benefits of Linux. So, in this tutorial, we will discuss the Advantages of Linux. Also read: Best Linux Distros for Laptops 2023 What is Linux? Linux is based on the kernel, an open-source operating system, a Unix-like operating system that

In this tutorial, we are going to discuss a very interesting and informative topic that is a Defunct or Zombie Process in Linux. We will also discuss the init process, SIGCHLD signal, system calls [fork(), exit(), & wait()], and Linux commands [ps, top, & kill]. What is a Zombie Process in Linux? In Linux, a

In this tutorial, we are going to discuss how to use the cal command in Linux or Unix systems. We will also discuss the different ways to use this command with different options. So let’s get started! Recommended read: The nix package manager in Linux What is the cal command in Linux? While working on

You need to check CPU and GPU temperatures to better optimizing your device’s performance. It is even more crucial for gamers and animators to try to keep the temperature low to decrease render times or increase game performance. Tools to check CPU and GPU temperatures Linux doesn’t come with a very intuitive way of checking

Let’s understand what Windows Subsystem for Linux is and how we can implement it. Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is the perfect solution for you if you want to use Linux on your Windows machine, but don’t want to indulge in the complicated process of setting up the virtual machine or the dual boot mode