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Shell Scripts That Can Save You Hours
Shell scripting (a.k.a., bash script) is one of the most underrated productivity tools for system administrators, developers, and even content creators working on Linux or Unix-based systems. With just a few lines of code, you…
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What is a Bash Script?
Bash script (or bash scripting) is a fundamental skill for anyone working with Unix-like operating systems, including Linux and macOS. Whether you’re managing servers, automating development workflows, or simply trying to make repetitive tasks easier,…
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How To Install Debian Unstable (Sid)?
Installing Debian Unstable (Code name – Sid) involves a few extra steps over a normal stable install since there isn’t an official installer for it directly. Debian Unstable (Sid) is a rolling release version of…
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Export and Import Databases in MariaDB
Managing databases is a crucial skill for anyone working with MariaDB. Exporting and importing databases allow you to back up your data, migrate databases between servers, or share them with other developers. This tutorial will…
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Export and Import Databases in MySQL
The most difficult part of managing websites are its database and timely backing up and exporting and importing them for many use case. It become super difficult if you do it in terminals using command…
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How to Install Microsoft Fonts on Linux?
Learn how to install Microsoft fonts on Linux for better document compatibility and web browsing. This guide covers installation on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, and more.
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Screenfetch: A System Information Generator for Linux
Screenfetch is a popular tool for Linux users who want to quickly display system information in a visually appealing way directly from the terminal. It shows details about your Linux system, such as the OS,…
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How to Compile Software from Source?
If you’re a Debian or Deb-based Linux user looking to explore software that isn’t available in your package manager, compiling from source might be the answer. Compiling software from source gives you control over the…
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How to Install the Latest GNOME on Debian? With Auto-Upgrade
Using Debian Linux is fine for most users as it ships very stable and rock solid package for everyone, and this is the main reason why most online servers are using Debian as their favorite…
Linux
From smartphones to cars, supercomputers and home appliances, home desktops to enterprise servers, the Linux operating system (kernel) is everywhere.