Linux is a multi-user system, meaning multiple users can work collaboratively on a single system. It helps organizations streamline their workflow and divide the workload. Every employee or member who joins the team gets separate user IDs to access the system, and every ID is associated with different permissions(read, write, or execute).
That’s why you must know all the aspects of user management to ensure data privacy and system security. However, a Linux administrator needs to know...
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How To Delete a Directory in Linux
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How To Delete a Directory in Linux
Directories are containers that hold various data, including text, media, and zip files. As a system administrator, you can create, move, or delete these directories. Although deleting a directory in Linux is simple, many beginners need to learn the correct ways to do it. That’s why Linux users sometimes delete important directories, which can lead to major issues.
In this quick blog, we have included all the possible ways to delete a directory in Linux. Here, we have included commands... -
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How To Create a Tarball in Linux
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How To Create a Tarball in Linux
Tar offers a great way of combining multiple files and directories in a single package. Tarball facilitates efficient data transmission and allows you to conserve disk space by reducing the file size of numerous files.
So whether you are looking to create backups, transfer files, or distribute software packages, it is your one-stop solution for everything. However, many users have yet to learn how to make a tarball. This short guide has complete information on creating a tarball in Linux.... -
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How To Use htop Command in Linux
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How To Use htop Command in Linux
The htop is a CLI utility to check an interactive list of running processes in real-time. It is a more feature-rich and user-friendly alternative to the top command. The htop command allows you to manage system processes, monitor resources, and perform other administration tasks.
One of the most prominent features of htop is that it shows color-coded processes, which helps you differentiate them based on resource usage. Furthermore, it lets you customize the results with its sort and filter... -
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How To Delete a File in Linux
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How To Delete a File in Linux
All UNIX-based operating systems, including Linux, follow the structure that “everything is a file.” These systems treat all the regular files, directories, processes, symbolic links, and devices like external hardware as files. You can create, modify, and delete files using the commands or from the File Manager.
Deleting files is essential when you accidentally create multiple files that become unnecessary for the system. So, in this quick blog, we will explain quick ways to delete a... -
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How To Set Logrotate on Linux
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How To Set Logrotate on Linux
The Logrotate utility simplifies the process of administering log files. It relocates and replaces log files to manage their size and organize them while maintaining the information present inside them. For example, it will maintain seven log files to keep daily records for seven days.
While rotating the log files, Logrotate deletes irrelevant old logs, preventing them from consuming excessive disk space. It runs periodically in the background to keep your systems organized and clean. So,... -
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How To Set up a Cron Job in Linux
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How To Set up a Cron Job in Linux
Cron is a time-based job scheduler that lets you schedule tasks and run scripts periodically at a fixed time, date, or interval. Moreover, these tasks are called cron jobs. With cron jobs, you can efficiently perform repetitive tasks like clearing cache, synchronizing data, system backup and maintenance, etc.
These cron jobs also have other features like command automation, which can significantly reduce the chances of human errors. However, many Linux users face multiple issues while setting... -
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BETA Test: Fastly repositories
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BETA Test: Fastly repositories
We are looking for BETA testers. We’ve got new ultra fast repositories, powered by Fastly. We need many users to switch over to be able to test this properly. If you are interested visit https://github.com/linuxmint/linuxmint/issues/658 for information on how to participate. Thank you.
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Install vscode on Ubuntu 24.04
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Install vscode on Ubuntu 24.04
As a developer, your life is easier when you have your favorite tools. Now that Ubuntu 24.04 is around, one to-do involves installing all the developer tools you require, including Microsoft’s Vs Code.
Ubuntu supports vscode, and there are different options you can use to quickly install vscode on Ubuntu 24.04 and start using it for your coding. Read on as this post shares three practical installation methods for any user.
How to Install vscode on Ubuntu 24.04
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