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How To Find Top Running Processes by Memory and CPU Usage in Linux

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Most Linux users use the default system monitor tool that comes pre-installed with the...

How To Install LFTP To Download and Upload Files in Linux

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The LFPT is a command-line-based file transfer protocol server that is widely used on...

How to Install and Use Tmux (Terminal Multiplexer) in Linux System

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Tmux is one of the most used and useful terminal tools for Linux and...

How To Install and Use Pigz To Compress Files Faster in Linux

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Using a compression tool is not a new thing to talk about. Since you're...

How To Install and Use AsciiDoc in Linux System

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There are many applications you can use for writing articles, notes, writing slides, making...

How to Boot into Rescue Mode or Emergency Mode in Ubuntu

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Ubuntu and other Linux distributions often might get broken due to many reasons. Sometimes,...

How To Install and Set Up WordPress with Ansible

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WordPress is considered one of the best and easiest content management system (CMS) tools....

How to Install and Configure Apache Cassandra on Linux System

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The Apache Cassandra is a widely used cross-platform NoSQL database for handling big data...

How To Install Samba File Sharing Server on Linux System

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The Samba file-sharing server of the SMB, in short, is an open-source file-sharing server...

All the Methods To Run a Virtual Machine on Linux System

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Virtual machines are great if you're trying to deploy a machine into your current...

How To Use Virtualbox VMs on KVM in Linux System

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The KVM is defined as a Kernel-based Virtual Machine that is an excellent arrangement...

How to Connect to WiFi from the Terminal in Ubuntu Linux

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Using Linux through the terminal shell is always fast, secure, and time-saving. Moreover, if...
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