How to Add New Fonts in Fedora
Fonts always assist you to express your feelings in more creative ways through design. Whether you are captioning a picture,
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How to Setup Two Factor Authentication for SSH on Fedora
Every day there seem to be lots of security breaches reported where our data is at danger. Despite the fact
How to Reset Forgotten or Lost Root Password in Fedora
A Linux system administrator can quickly reset a user forgotten password using passwd command, but what happens if the system
How to Install Apache CouchDB 2.3.0 in Linux
Apache CouchDB is an open source document-oriented database with NoSQL – means, it doesn’t have any database schema, tables, rows,
Install MongoDB Community Edition 4.0 on Linux
MongoDB is an open source no-schema and high-performance document-oriented NoSQL database (NoSQL means it doesn’t provide any tables, rows, etc.)
How to Install Docker and Run Docker Containers in Ubuntu
Docker is an open source and popular operating system-level virtualization (commonly known as “containerization”) technology that primarily runs on Linux
Install ImageMagick (Image Manipulation) Tool on RHEL/CentOS and Fedora
ImageMagick is a free open source simple software suite for any kind of image manipulation that is used for creating,
How to Change UUID of Partition in Linux Filesystem
In this short tutorial, you are going to learn how to change the UUID of a Linux partition. This can
How to Setup “Squid Proxy” Server on Ubuntu and Debian
Squid is a most popular caching and forwarding HTTP web proxy server used my wide range of companies to cache
How to Configure Nginx as Reverse Proxy for Nodejs App
Nodejs is a free open source, lightweight, scalable and efficient JavaScript framework built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine, and uses
How to Install and Configure Apache Tomcat 9 in CentOS 8/7
Apache Tomcat (earlier known as Jakarta Tomcat) is an open-source web server developed by Apache Foundation to provide a pure
CloudBerry Backup for Linux: Review and Installation
When it comes to backups, experience says it’s better to be safe than sorry. Better to have much than not