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Find A Program’s PID (Process Identification)

Today's article is going to tell you how to find a program's PID. PID stands for "Process Identification" and every…

3 years ago

How To: Install PIP In Linux

Today's article is going to teach you how to install PIP in Linux. PIP is a reverse acronym meaning 'PIP…

3 years ago

How To: Clear The Terminal Screen

Today, we're going to learn to clear the terminal screen. This is generally done for privacy's sake. You don't want…

3 years ago

It’s Time To Introduce You To The Terminator!

Today's article is about one of my favorite terminal emulators, Terminator. Terminator is one of my favorite terminal emulators, and…

3 years ago

More Ways To Generate Strong Passwords In Linux

In today's article, we're going to explore a couple of other ways to generate strong passwords in Linux. It's going…

3 years ago

Unzip A .zip File In the Linux Terminal

Today's article is going to tell you how to unzip a .zip file in the Linux terminal. It shouldn't be…

3 years ago

Kill Frozen Applications The Easy Way

Linux is an operating system and, like every operating system, you sometimes need to kill frozen applications. Computers are not…

3 years ago

So, What Is ‘sudo’ Anyhow?

If you're a new user, you'll see commands with sudo in them and you've gleaned the meaning of what is…

3 years ago

Check Memory Usage With ‘free’ In Linux

In today's article, we'll chec memory usage with the free command. We've touched on the 'free' command before, but this…

3 years ago

Check Your Memory In The Terminal: Part II

Today's article is all about how you can check your memory in the terminal. If it looks familiar, it's because…

3 years ago