Getting you up to speed!
Today’s article is going to just be a nice and easy article, one that shows you how to test your drive speed in the Linux terminal. It’s easier than you might think and even easy enough that a new Linux user can figure this one out. Why would you want to do this? Why would … Continue reading “How To: Test Your Drive Speed In The Linux Terminal”
In today’s article, we’re going to learn how to get CDROM/DVD information from the Linux terminal. What we’ll be doing is getting hardware information. It should be a brief article, as we’re just going to cover two commands. I won’t even need to detail the various options, as we’re just after the hardware information. I’d … Continue reading “How To: Get CDROM/DVD Information From The Linux Terminal”
Today is another article with one of those things you probably already know, it’s about how you can reboot your Linux computer. Specifically, we’re going to reboot from the terminal. You can use the GUI to reboot easily enough, but if that’s frozen and you don’t really want to do a hard restart, you might … Continue reading “Let’s Reboot Your Linux Computer”
macOS vs Linux: Comparative Analysis BSD code is the base of macOS, which is developed under the banner of Apple Incorporation. The Unix-based operating system is developed with the use of languages like C, C++, etc. In 2001, the first version of macOS was introduced. This OS is in the second position in the … Continue reading “macOS vs Linux: Comparative Analysis”
In today’s article, you’ll learn how to see if SELinux Is Working on your system. Your system may not have SELinux, but many do. This article is for those people. You’re welcome! SELinux stands for Security-Enhanced Linux and its function is to provide greater controls over who can access the system. It was actually developed … Continue reading “Check To See If SELinux Is Working”
Today’s article is going to teach you how to install PIP in Linux. PIP is a reverse acronym meaning ‘PIP Installs Packages” and it’s a handy tool for the installation and management of Python applications. This article should be pretty short and easy for anyone to understand. This article is going to be pretty basic, … Continue reading “How To: Install PIP In Linux”
Today’s article is going to tell you how to unzip a .zip file in the Linux terminal. It shouldn’t be too complex, nor will it take a great deal of time to learn how to unzip a file. In the Linux world, we don’t really see the .zip files all that often. We have other … Continue reading “Unzip A .zip File In the Linux Terminal”
Why would you want to use FTP from the Linux terminal? It’s quick, easy, consistent, and works well enough as an FTP client. If it’s not already installed, it’s just a quick installation command away. In my experience, it’s usually already there. If I’m going to be transferring a bunch of files or editing files, … Continue reading “FTP From The Linux Terminal”
Today, I will try to answer one of the most common questions asked by the newcomer to Linux; “How do I install Linux” To answer this I have prepared a step-by-step guide of how to install Linux with the minimum of technobabble. So, I hope you will find it simple enough to follow. This is … Continue reading “How Do I Install Linux (A General Guide)”
Today, we will learn nothing of value – except how to have fun in the Linux terminal. You know what they say, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. So, today we’ll be doing some playing. Why? Well, because it’s fun. There are a number of fun things you can do in … Continue reading “Today, We Have Fun In The Linux Terminal”
