10 fdisk Commands to Manage Linux Disk Partitions
fdisk stands (for “fixed disk or format disk“) is an most commonly used command-line based disk manipulation utility for a
Linux Commands
Linux Commands for Linux Beginners
How to Sync Files/Directories Using Rsync with Non-standard SSH Port
Today, we will be discussing about how to sync files using rsync with non-standard SSH port. You might wonder why
5 Command Line Ways to Find Out Linux System is 32-bit or 64-bit
This tutorial describes how to find out whether your Linux system’s OS is 32-bit or 64-bit. This will be helpful
Pscp – Transfer/Copy Files to Multiple Linux Servers Using Single Shell
Pscp utility allows you to transfer/copy files to multiple remote Linux servers using single terminal with one single command, this
How to Install and Use ‘yum-utils’ to Maintain Yum and Boost its Performance
Regardless of Fedora starting to adopt dnf as the new package manager and default package management library, it will not
How to Repair and Defragment Linux System Partitions and Directories
People who use Linux often think that it doesn’t require defragmentation. This is a common misunderstanding across Linux users. Actually,
How to Get Hardware Information with Dmidecode Command on Linux
In this article we’ll see how we can use Dmidecode command to retrieve hardware information of any Linux system. Suppose
How to Use Conspy to View and Control Remote Linux Virtual Consoles in Real Time
Computer networks have made it possible for end users to interact one with another in several ways. They have also
10 Useful Linux Command Line Tricks for Newbies – Part 2
I remember when I first started using Linux and I was used to the graphical interface of Windows, I truly
How to Install YTP-DL to Download Songs from YouTube Videos
youtube-dl is a Python based small command-line tool that allows to download videos from YouTube.com, Dailymotion, Google Video, Photobucket, Facebook,
How to Convert From RPM to DEB and DEB to RPM Package Using Alien
As I’m sure you already know, there are plenty of ways to install software in Linux: using the package management
Mhddfs – Combine Several Smaller Partition into One Large Virtual Storage
mhddfs has been abandoned since 2012, is no longer maintained, and has known security issues – we recommend switching to