5 Cool New Projects to Try in Fedora Linux
In this article, we will share five cool new projects to try in Fedora Linux distribution. Note that some of
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How to Find Out Who is Using a File in Linux
In this article, we will explain how to find out who is using a particular file in Linux. This will
Todo.txt – Manages Your Todo Tasks from Linux Terminal
Todo.txt (todo.txt-cli) is an easy and extensible shell script for managing your todo.txt file. It allows you to add todos,
How to Install Adobe Flash Player 32 on Fedora Linux
Adobe Flash is a web browser plug-in used to display interactive web pages, online games, and to playback video and
2 Ways to Create an ISO from a Bootable USB in Linux
In this article, we will show you how to create an ISO from a bootable USB drive in Linux. We
Watchman – A File and Directory Watching Tool for Changes
Watchman is an open source and cross-platform file watching service that watches files and records or performs actions when they
Why Linux System Administrators Need Programming Skills
In simple terms, System Administration refers to the management of hardware and software systems. Some of the major tasks performed
How to Generate a CSR (Certificate Signing Request) in Linux
SSL Certificates fall into two broad categories: 1) Self-Signed Certificate which is an identity certificate that is signed by the
3 Ways to Install Spotify [Music Streaming] in Fedora Linux
Spotify is a popular, cross-platform digital music, podcast, and video streaming service that gives access to more than 100 million
How to Install Chromium Browser in Fedora 29
Chromium is Google’s open-source fully functional web browser developed and maintained by The Chromium Project. It’s a widely used Web
How to Install VirtualBox in Fedora Linux
VirtualBox is a powerful, free, open-source, feature-rich, high performance and cross-platform x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization software for enterprise and home
5 Useful Tips for Better Tmux Terminal Sessions
tmux is a terminal multiplexer similar to GNU screen, which is used to create, access, and control multiple terminal sessions