MySQL Root Password Reset in 3 Simple Steps
Have you forgotten your MySQL server's root password? No worries. Here's how to quickly and easily reset it.
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How to Add a User in Linux [With Examples]
This guide shows how to add a user in Linux using the useradd and adduser commands or utilizing the GUI tools that the desktop provides.
How to Change the GNOME Activities Icon with a Custom One
Want to add a custom icon to replace the GNOME Activities button in the top left corner? Here's how to do it with ease.
Restic Backup and Restore Data on Linux with Examples
This guide explains what Restic is, how to install it on Linux, and how to use Restic to easily, fast, and reliably back up and restore data.
Firewalld in Examples: A Complete Beginner’s Guide
This guide will teach you all you need to know to get started with firewalld to add, change, and remove rules from your firewall zones.
How to Install AUR Packages in Arch Linux
This comprehensive article shows how to use the yay command to easily install packages from AUR (Arch User Repository) in Arch Linux.
Mist: An AUR-Helper-Like Application for Debian and Ubuntu
Mist is a helper for MPR (makedeb Package Repository), which provides extra software for Debian and Ubuntu-based Linux distributions.
3 Best Ways to Securely Wipe Disk in Linux
Safeguard your data with Linux disk wiping tools using effective command-line methods like shred, dd, and wipe to ensure your data is permanently gone.
How to Set up Automatic Updates on Rocky Linux / AlmaLinux
This article shows how to set up the dnf-automatic service to apply updates automatically on a Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux system.
How to Create tar.gz Archive Using the tar Command on Linux
This article shows you the best practices for creating tar.gz archives from the command line in Linux using the tar command.