This site mentions Nano quite a few times but never tells you how to install Nano. Today, this changes! Today,…
Have you ever wanted to time a command? Well, you can! Linux includes the ability to time a command, so…
Today's article will teach you how to benchmark your Linux box with Geekbench 5. It's a fairly simple exercise, even…
Today's article is about how you can create and enable a swapfile. It largely ignores the debate about whether a…
Today's article will explain how to use dmidecode to get information about your hardware. The command is a little different…
In your Linux journey, you'll eventually want to delete directories as you do some housecleaning. Keeping your computer tidy makes…
This article is about your system time, specifically how to find your timezone in the terminal. It shouldn't be a…
Today's article is about the 'tail' command, seeing as the last article was about the 'head' command. The tail command…
Today's article is about the 'head' command. The head command is a tool for viewing a file's contents (or piped…
Many Windows users will want to clear cache, buffer, and swap space. It's a holdover from their Windows days, and…