On Linux, within the directory structure, the symbolic links are critical. Using a file browser it is easy to know this because they are identified, but in a terminal how to do it? Well, today you will learn How to get a list of Symbolic Links on Linux. Introduction—What is a symbolic link on Linux? […]
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Jellyfin is a media server similar to Plex but has the advantage of being open source and free. In addition, it is compatible with a multitude of devices. It should be noted that it is a community project of Free Software, run by volunteers. Which has recently released a new version, with a host of
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Homebrew is a package manager via a terminal that allows us to install certain applications on our system. It does this by using scripts that download and compile through the source code of these applications. The gallery of applications supported by Homebrew is quite high and we find alternatives such as wget or nano. This
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backing up our data is one of the healthiest ways to preserve the integrity of our system. Therefore, today you will learn How to Backup and Restore Files Using Borg in Linux. This application is great and with it, our files will be safe from any danger. Introducing to Borg Borg is an open-source application
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Is it possible to download Youtube video from Linux terminal? Of course, anything is possible in Linux World. There are talented people around who develop such good tools and youtube-dl is one of them using which you can download youtube videos from Linux Terminal. What is Youtube-dl? youtube-dl is a command-line program to download videos
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According to the project website Netbeans is a development Environment, Tooling Platform and Application Framework. However, we can sum it all up by saying that Netbeans is an IDE, i.e., integrated development environment. Using Netbeans you will be able to edit code with a lot of help and thus improve the time and accuracy of
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Google Chrome is Google’s web browser for desktop and mobile systems. It is free, so you will have no problem using it in almost any context. Furthermore, one of the main features of this web browser is that it is cross-platform, which means that it can be used on multiple computers, but also on mobiles,
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Zoom is a platform that allows you to video conference, chat and stream files from a convenient web interface. Thanks to the pandemic, many people were investigating how to communicate and stay productive, and thanks to applications like Zoom they were able to do just that. One of the main reasons why Zoom became so
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Debian is one of the main distributions out there. It belongs to the so-called Linux Olympus because it is very stable, mature and has been developed quite seriously. This is precisely why it is the basis for other powerful distributions. Today, you will learn about the best Linux Debian based For both server and desktop,
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How do I remove files and directories in Linux? This is the common question beginners ask when migrating from Windows to Linux. In Windows, it is very easy. Simply, select the file, right-click, and choose the delete option. The file moves to recycle bin and from there you can remove using the same method. Alternatively,
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