How to Use Cron on Linux: Tips, Tricks, and ExamplesOnFebruary 4, 2024UpdatedFebruary 10, 2024Your ultimate guide to cron jobs and crontab on Linux. From basics to advanced tips, learn everything you need for scheduling success.
gtrash: A New Safe Approach to Handling Trash Can on LinuxOnJanuary 30, 20242 CommentsGtrash redefines file deletion on Linux, combining the power of rm with the safety of trash, all in a user-friendly CLI tool.
Alpine User’s Guide to APK: How to Manage PackagesOnJanuary 15, 20241 CommentYour ultimate guide to Alpine Linux APK command! Learn how to manage packages - install, update, remove, and search - easily and confidently.
eza: Simplifying File Listing with Improved ‘ls’ FunctionalityOnOctober 30, 2023UpdatedNovember 18, 20231 Commenteza is a modern replacement for the Linux 'ls' command, written in Rust, with color output and better defaults. Here's how to install and use it.
Linux Installation Date: How to Discover Your System’s AgeOnSeptember 18, 2023UpdatedSeptember 23, 20234 CommentsWant to know when your Linux system was installed? Don't wonder anymore! Here's how to do it quickly with a single simple command.
How to Terminate Stuck or Unwanted User Sessions in LinuxOnJuly 20, 20231 CommentNeed help with stuck user sessions on Linux? Here's how to terminate them and keep your system running smoothly and securely.
How to Add a User in Linux [With Examples]OnDecember 5, 2022This 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 Create tar.gz Archive Using the tar Command on LinuxOnAugust 3, 2022UpdatedOctober 22, 2023This article shows you the best practices for creating tar.gz archives from the command line in Linux using the tar command.
DNF Command-Line Package Manager in Linux: A Complete GuideOnJune 27, 2022UpdatedApril 24, 2023This article is a complete guide on using the DNF command in Linux to manage and maintain the software package base.
lfs: List the Linux File System in a Convenient WayOnFebruary 21, 2022UpdatedNovember 3, 20221 Commentlfs is a small tool similar to the df command for producing a list of file systems on Linux in a clear and beautiful tabular form.