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Today we will cover a subject we’ve covered before, as we discuss yet another way to find files by extension. This is Linux! We have options! There are so many ways to find files by extension – and this is one of the more interesting of those ways. So, if you want to find files … Continue reading “And Still Another Way To Find Files By Extension”
Today’s article is one I could have already written and it’s about how to prevent brute-force SSH attacks with fail2ban. The reason I haven’t written it yet is because it either has too much substance or too little substance. I think I can strike a middle-of-the-road here and write an article with just enough substance. … Continue reading “Prevent Brute-Force SSH Attacks With fail2ban”
Today’s article won’t be too difficult for most readers as we install a more current version of LibreOffice in Linux Mint. This is something we do from inside the terminal, but I’ll include clear directions that are simple enough for anyone to follow. If you do have issues, you can always leave a comment. In … Continue reading “Install A More Current Version Of LibreOffice In Linux Mint”
It’s a weekend so today’s article will be short and easy, an article for when you want to find your last boot time in Linux. If you want to know when you last booted your computer, there are many ways to get that information. We’ll just cover one way… We’ve covered a couple of ways … Continue reading “Find Your Last Boot Time In Linux”
You might look at the title and think that you’ve seen this before, and you have, but this is another way to find files by extension. That’s right! This is Linux! There’s almost always a variety of ways to think about this. There are almost always a variety of ways to accomplish the same task! … Continue reading “Yet Another Way To Find Files By Extension”
Today we’re going to have a very simple article because it’s not all that complicated to find out when a file was created. This is something you can do quickly and easily in the terminal and something everyone should be aware of because it involves a deeper subject. So, read on to learn how to … Continue reading “Find Out When A File Was Created”
Today’s article has a theme that may seem familiar, as I recently wrote an article about how to compare two text files side by side. That article was well received and I figured I’d share another way to compare two text files side by side. After all, this is Linux and there are usually many … Continue reading “Compare Two Text Files Side By Side”
I figure that today is a good day for a shorter article, so we’ll look at another way to locate files by extension. This is something that you can do in so many different ways. We’ll just cover another one, simply because we can. You might want to locate files by extension when you’re doing … Continue reading “Another Way To Locate Files By Extension”
Today we’ll have a fairly easy article, one that won’t be too long, as we discuss a couple of ways to show mounted partitions. This isn’t anything complicated. A new user should be able to follow along, so long as they’re not too afraid of the terminal. Even if a new user was afraid of … Continue reading “Show Mounted Partitions”
Today’s article is just for fun, as there’s usually a handy graphical way because we’ll be discussing how to disable a PPA the hard way. This is mostly an exercise in fun and education. It’s something you can do, but you do not need to do. We’ll be learning how to disable a PPA the … Continue reading “Disable A PPA The Hard Way”
