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Kmdr provides CLI commands explanation for hundreds of programs. It helps you to easily learn CLI commands without leaving the terminal.

This brief guide explains how to delete files that have not been accessed for a given time using Tmpwatch or Tmpreaper on Linux.

Brief History of Storage and evolvement of Software defined Storage and Object Storage

Monitor Network Bandwidth usage using vnStat network traffic monitor tool in Linux and Unix operating systems.

Citadel is a free, web-based, open source, email and groupware solution for Linux and BSD.

This brief guide will explain how to enable SSH on FreeBSD to access it from remote systems on the network.

This step by step tutorial describes how to configure static IP address in Linux and Unix operating systems.

Converseen is a GUI batch image processor that allows us to convert, compress, resize, rotate and flip one or multiple images with a few mouse clicks!

Pngquant is a free, open source and cross-platform command-line lossy PNG compressor. It is based on a portable libimagequant library and is written in C99.

SimpleSH is a BASH script to install essential applications in Ubuntu. It allows you to install your favorite applications easily and quickly.

This guide talks about three commandline tools to view image metadata on Linux.

The mktemp command creates a temporary file or directory safely and prints its name. All files and directories will be saved in the system's temporary directory, i.e /tmp.

Usbtop is a top-like CLI utility that helps us to find USB device bandwidth usage on Linux. It shows an estimated instantaneous bandwidth on USB buses and devices.

This brief tutorial describes all the possible ways to display Bash history without line numbers on Linux.

Want to try good old Windows 95 on your Linux desktop? Here you go!!

This comprehensive guide explains storage concepts and technologies like Disk storage, DB storage, physical/secondary storages, RAID, SAN and NAS in detail.

We all know about GNU core utilities that comes pre-installed with all Unix-like operating systems. These are the basic file, shell and text manipulation utilities of the GNU operating system. Meet moreutilis, a growing collection of more useful Unix utilities. The moreutils can be installed on GNU/Linux, and various Unix flavours such as FreeBSD, openBSD and Mac OS.

Let us find out the top most used commands on your Linux box.

5 Different Ways To Hide Files Inside Images In Linux

SSLH, a SSL/SSH multiplexer, allows us to share a same port for https, ssh on Linux.