Linux is an open source operating system. Like other operating system (such as Windows) Linux consists of various software components that manage computer hardware resources and enable you to do tasks such as surfing the web…
Firewall on Linux The IPTables firewall is one of the most popular firewalls in Linux distributions, but due to the bit of complexity in writing traffic rules, you usually have to write down certain details…
These Tricks Are Shared By Our Readers. You Can Also Be A Part Of This By Sharing Your Trick, Which We Share With Other Readers. Want to play with your favorite open-source operating system? Well,…
Linux is a flexible operating system that users enjoy working with, but sometimes doing a task on Linux requires complex steps or executing complex instructions, which can be done in other ways and have the…
In this article, we are going to show you how to create and use your own personal Linux distribution based on common distributions. Before you begin, let’s look at the prospects for this process. Thanks…
The term MLEMP stands for Linux, Engine-X, MySQL, and PHP, and refers to the Linux operating system, Engine X, MySQL, and PHP, which are used to build dynamic web pages and applications. The term LEMP…
Linux is one of the most flexible operating systems in the software world. The flexibility of this operating system is so great that it can be installed on an old computer and used without any problems. …
The open-source nature of the Linux operating system has led to the release of various distributions for the operating system. Distributions are welcomed by users and businesses depending on the capabilities and facilities they offer.…
When setting up an Ubuntu Linux server, a few essential steps are required to enhance the security and performance of your server. These steps provide a secure foundation for the tasks you want to perform.…
This post teaches you how to install, remove, update, and search for software packages using the apt-get and apt-cache commands in Debian-based Linux distributions (such as Ubuntu / Debian / Mint, etc.). In this post,…