In the past, there have been operating system DVDs that always cost extra. Besides, they were always slow and prone to damage no matter how much you looked after them. Now the normal thing is to use a USB memory stick that we may have saved or not used. But how to do it in […]
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The package manager simply the package management job. Using a single utility you can install, uninstall, update packages e.g APT for Ubuntu, NPM for Node js and there are many. Here, packages are software, programs, tools, and Libraries. Similarly, pip is for Python. pip – Python package manager PIP is a package manager for Python
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In a computer network, computers are identified by a name that can be understood in human language. This name is called the hostname. And this post, you will learn how to change the hostname on Ubuntu. In general, the hostname is a unique modifiable name that a computer has. This name helps to identify a
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The current operating systems stand out for being multi-user. That is, they can create many users with different usage profiles. This allows the same system to be used by different people. But also, it is possible to create specific system users for certain network services or applications. In any case, thanks to this post you
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Python is one of the most important programming languages today. It has become the second most popular language displacing JAVA as per the TIOBE Language Index. Maybe someday, it will overtake C as well. Learning Python would be a great investment. In this post, we will share how to install Python in Ubuntu 20.04 and
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When we talk about Linux distro, we inevitably have to talk about the most popular ones. Some of them are Fedora, OpenSUSE, Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Linux Mint, and others. However, two of the most influential Linux distributions are Debian and Ubuntu. Mother and Daughter are highly popular and take a large portion of Linux users
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Java is a language and a software platform. Currently, it belongs to the Oracle company that releases it under certain commercial restrictions. On the other hand, the OpenJDK project took advantage of the fact that Java is open source, to create a community version without licensing problems. This is the version that is incorporated in
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Every time we use an operating system, it becomes full of files and archives. Whether they are downloaded from the internet or created by the user himself. Then it becomes as complicated as finding them. So in this post, we will help you to find files in Ubuntu. However, this post can help you with
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Like almost every command in Linux, rsync has a basic syntax that we have to follow. rsync [OPTION]… SRC [SRC]… DEST In other words, command + options + source-folder + destination. Next, with some examples, I will explain the use of this command. Examples of how to use the rsync command 1.- Copy files or
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In Linux, there are commands for everything. There is even one that will help us monitor the system in a basic way. That is why we will examine the Linux top command. The top command is used to monitor a Linux system from the terminal. With this command, you can know the CPU load, RAM
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