Linux lite is one of the top and one of the most downloaded Linux distros and recently it has released its latest version in Linux Lite 4.0. In this article, we are going to look into the new features and …
If you are looking to monitor your Linux server’s performance including its CPU usage, memory, disk I/O, processes running and many other important information about your servers, then you need to seek the help of some third party tool to …
Xubuntu 18.04 has been released recently and this time it is an LTS (Long Term Support) version, hence you will get updates and support until April 2021. Xbbuntu with Xfce desktop is always great and in this article we’ll be …
GIMP is a free and open source advanced image editor tool. GIMP is an alternate or replacement of Photoshop tool on Linux like desktops. Using GIMP we can edit the photos, create own drawings and enhance and reduce photo size …
As we know that adobe flash player is the most commonly used plugin on Web Browsers at Linux and Windows Desktop. As the name suggests, it helps us to browse flash based web sites. Using adobe flash player we can …
Well as ardent Ubuntu Fans, We all have been excited to see Ubuntu 18.04 in action and to look at the new features that comes with it. In this article, we’ve tried to provide you with every possible information about …
Rsync is a file coping tool that can copy files between a local system and remote system securely and efficiently. Rsync is also widely used for backups and mirroring. Rsync only needs to copy the differences between the systems that …
Yum stands for Yellowdog Updater Modified and it is a package manager, which helps us to install, remove, and update rpm packages on CentOS and RHEL systems. Package manager according to wiki are tools that automates the process of installing, …
nmcli is a command line tool for controlling the network daemon i.e Network Manager. NetworkManager daemon monitors and manages network settings. Daemons are the programs that runs in the background. Some of the jobs of nmcli command are to add …
Have you ever thought that what process executes as soon as we switch on our machine and then to the login prompt? As soon as we switch on our machine, it has no idea what to do, the first thing …