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With this release, Nitrux 2.2.1 ships with the default 5.18.6 XanMod kernel, which is the successor to 5.17.12, which was not implemented with the previous release 2.2.0 due to the failure of the package broadcom-sta-dkm while building, but with this release, you can have the stable version of the 5.18.6 XanMod kernel.
How to Install Vivaldi Browser on Linux
Vivaldi is a non-FOSS multi-platform web browser that is available for all major platforms like Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is very compelling to use and has many features that might tempt you to replace your old browser with Vivaldi.
How to fix file size limit exceeded
When I was downloading the AlmaLinux 8.6 DVD release using the wget command. All of a sudden, files got stopped, and when I checked the reason for stopping, I found “File size limit exceeded.”
How to Exclude Packages from Transactions using DNF in RHEL Linux
While updating packages in your system, you might not want to allow specific packages from transactions, such as updates, for various reasons, such as bugs or instability in the latest release.
Packages such as Kernel, PHP, MySql, Apache, Nginx, Python, etc., are regularly used on the running server. Updating them into unstable releases might lead to a catastrophe event.
Packages such as Kernel, PHP, MySql, Apache, Nginx, Python, etc., are regularly used on the running server. Updating them into unstable releases might lead to a catastrophe event.
How to install latest GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) on Linux
If you are looking for an alternative to Adobe Photoshop without burning a hole in your pocket, then go for the GIMP, which is totally free to use, and importantly, it’s available for all major platforms like Microsoft Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and, of course, Linux.
How to Get the MAC Address of a Network Interface Card
You are about to learn what a MAC address is, where they are stored, how they are assigned, the relationship between MAC addresses and IP addresses, and finally, how to get the MAC address of a network interface card.
ulimit command usage in Linux
ulimit command is used by the administrator to limit hardware resources in a pool share and is mainly used by shared hosting providers to curb unwanted hardware resource usage by other tenants.
There are two types of limits that you can set on your Linux machine.
Hard Limit and Soft Limit
So, let’s see how you can enforce limitations on physical hardware for other users and what types of limitations you can implement on them.
There are two types of limits that you can set on your Linux machine.
Hard Limit and Soft Limit
So, let’s see how you can enforce limitations on physical hardware for other users and what types of limitations you can implement on them.
How to Install and Use dig and nslookup Commands in Linux
The dig and nslookup are network administration command-line tools. They are both helpful for network troubleshooting and gathering information related to Domain Name Server (DNS)...
Manage GNOME extensions from Terminal
In this article, you will see how to manage gnome extensions from the terminal to list out extensions that have been installed by the system and user. You will also find a way to install, enable, disable, and uninstall extensions all from the terminal itself.
Lorien: Infinite canvas drawing/whiteboarding tool for Linux
Lorien is a simple and open-source infinite canvas drawing/whiteboarding brainstorming tool written in the open-source Godot Game Engine.
This tool is not like a standard tool that works on bitmap images like Photoshop, Krita, and Gimp; instead, it saves your drawn brushes as a collection of points and renders them at the runtime (kind of SVG), making it more performance-focused.
This tool is not like a standard tool that works on bitmap images like Photoshop, Krita, and Gimp; instead, it saves your drawn brushes as a collection of points and renders them at the runtime (kind of SVG), making it more performance-focused.
Where Do Files Go When the rm Command Is Issued?
The data itself is not destroyed or shredded; it is only unlinked from the filesystem that references the data and indicates the block as free when you remove it using the rm command.
shred command: makes files unrecoverable in Linux
Are you still removing your files containing sensitive information (ssh keys, account password, auth file, etc) using the standard way?
Then you are making it easier for third-party applications to recover. Let’s dig in more; every time you delete files the standard way, they just get unlinked from the filesystem, making the block free for overwriting.
Then you are making it easier for third-party applications to recover. Let’s dig in more; every time you delete files the standard way, they just get unlinked from the filesystem, making the block free for overwriting.
Linux rm command with Advance Syntax for Pro’s
The rm (remove) command is one of the essential Linux utilities that every basic to pro user should know, their working and usage.
DNS Toys: Daily use Tools and Utilities over the DNS Protocol
DNS Toys is an open-source tool to help you manage all the little queries you have from your command prompt by taking advantage of the DNS protocol.
It helps you find the public IP, weather, world time, timezone, conversion rate, etc., within your terminal instead of browsing.
It helps you find the public IP, weather, world time, timezone, conversion rate, etc., within your terminal instead of browsing.
How To Change the Nginx Web Document Location in Linux
By default, the Nginx Web server uses the "/usr/share/nginx/html" document location to store site data, which can be changed to something else.
Today, you will learn how to change the Nginx Web Document Location on your Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora/CentOS Linux system.
How To Change the Nginx Web Document Location in Linux
By default, the Nginx Web server uses the "/usr/share/nginx/html" document location to store site data, which can be changed to something else.
Today, you will learn how to change the Nginx Web Document Location on your Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora/CentOS Linux system.
How to Set Environment Variables in Linux
The environment variable is a pair of keys and values stored within the system and can be accessed by an application from the shell or sub-shell.
You can set environmental variables for your programs, such as user preferences, long commands into the more minor abbreviations, system locale, the path of the executable file, development environment variables, etc.
You can set environmental variables for your programs, such as user preferences, long commands into the more minor abbreviations, system locale, the path of the executable file, development environment variables, etc.
How to Change Default Root Directory of Apache Web Server
The Apache web server default root directory for storing site content is at the “/var/www/html” path. This directory can be manually changed to the custom directory of your choice.
To achieve this, you need to edit Apache configuration files depending upon the distribution you were using and replace the current directory path with the new location.
To achieve this, you need to edit Apache configuration files depending upon the distribution you were using and replace the current directory path with the new location.
How to Install ImageMagick 7 on RHEL/Fedora/AlmaLinux
For RHEL-based distributions such as Fedora, Alma Linux, or CentOS, users can easily install ImageMagick 7 using the below methods.
How to Install ImageMagick 7 on Ubuntu/Debian
If you are an editor and editing images is part of your daily life, then you should try the ImageMagick tool.
ImageMagick is a free and open-source tool to edit, create, compose, or convert digital images into other formats. It supports over 200 formats, including PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, HEIC, SVG, PDF, DPX, EXR, and TIFF
ImageMagick is a free and open-source tool to edit, create, compose, or convert digital images into other formats. It supports over 200 formats, including PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, HEIC, SVG, PDF, DPX, EXR, and TIFF
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