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- How To Delete Files Bigger Or Smaller Than X Size In Linux
- Is your Linux system cluttered with excessive files? This guide demonstrates how to efficiently locate and remove files exceeding or falling short of a specified size, reclaiming valuable disk space. We'll leverage the powerful find command for this
- LINUX 271 2025-03-18 11:24:22
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- How To Check If Your Linux System Supports AVX and AVX2
- This concise guide demonstrates how to verify AVX and AVX2 support on your Linux system via the command line. Knowing if your CPU supports these instruction sets is crucial for software or workloads that leverage data parallelism and vector processi
- LINUX 1051 2025-03-18 11:18:23
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- Disable IPv6 in Linux: A Step-by-Step Guide (For All Distros)
- IPv6 is the latest version of the internet protocol (IP), the foundation of online communication. While it offers many advantages over IPv4, some users might prefer to disable it. In this detailed guide, we'll explore different methods to disable IPv
- LINUX 919 2025-03-18 11:11:29
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- SQLite for Secrecy Management - Tools and Methods
- This article explores robust secret management using SQLite, addressing common vulnerabilities in enterprise systems. It emphasizes the reliability of SQLite, its suitability for sensitive data storage, and the critical need for strong security impl
- LINUX 328 2025-03-18 11:08:22
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- How To Test Your Microphone In Linux (Quick & Simple)
- Troubleshooting Microphone Issues in Linux: Two Simple Tests Experiencing audio problems during video calls or recordings? Start by confirming your microphone is functioning correctly. This guide provides two easy methods to test your microphone in
- LINUX 865 2025-03-18 10:57:30
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- Fault-Tolerant SFTP scripting - Retry Failed Transfers Automatically
- introduction Modern network architectures are built on unreliable transmission media. The routing device can discard, corrupt, reorder or copy forwarded data at will. The IP layer in the TCP/IP protocol stack understands that it cannot guarantee the accuracy of data. No IP network can claim that it is 100% reliable. The TCP layer acts as the guardian above the IP layer to ensure that the data it generates is correct. This is achieved through a variety of techniques, and sometimes data is deliberately lost to determine network limitations. Most people probably know that TCP provides a connection-based network on top of IP connectivity-free networks (which can and do discard traffic at will) and guarantees data delivery. Interestingly, our file transfer tool is not as powerful as it is when facing a disconnected TCP connection.
- LINUX 508 2025-03-18 10:48:24
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- Simplifying User Accounts and Permissions Management in Linux
- Linux system security management: detailed explanation of user accounts and permissions Linux is known for its powerful stability and security. It is a multi-user operating system that allows multiple users to access system resources at the same time without interfering with each other. Effective user account and permission management is crucial to maintaining the security and efficiency of Linux systems. This article will explore in-depth how to effectively manage user accounts and permissions in Linux. Understand user accounts in Linux User accounts are the basis for a single user to access and operate Linux systems. They help resource allocation, permission setting, and protect the system from unauthorized access. There are two main types of user accounts: root account: This is the super user account, for the Linux system
- LINUX 1063 2025-03-18 10:47:28
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- How To Install COSMIC Desktop Environment On Fedora 40
- System76's COSMIC Desktop Environment (DE): A Deep Dive and Fedora 40 Installation Guide System76, the creators of the popular Pop!_OS Linux distribution, have unveiled COSMIC DE, a new desktop environment built from the ground up. This tutorial prov
- LINUX 179 2025-03-18 10:43:24
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- Leveraging Tmux and Screen for Advanced Session Management
- introduction In the Linux field, efficiency and productivity are not only goals, but also necessities. Terminal multiplexers, especially tmux and Screen, are one of the most powerful tools for advanced users. These tools enhance the command-line interface experience by allowing users to run multiple terminal sessions in one window, separate sessions and continue working in the background, and reconnect sessions at will. This guide delves into the world of tmux and Screen, showing you how to leverage their capabilities to simplify workflows and increase productivity. Understand terminal multiplexers What is a terminal multiplexer? The Terminal Multiplexer is a software application that allows access and control of multiple terminal sessions from a single screen. Users can seamlessly switch between these sessions, no
- LINUX 319 2025-03-18 10:36:24
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- How To Pick a Linux Distribution for Non-Techies
- Say goodbye to the distribution jump and use Linux efficiently! After two years of stable use of Linux system, I have summarized some time-saving techniques and shared with you: Linux distributions have different paths: The core of all Linux distributions is the same operating system - the Linux kernel. The similarity between them is much greater than the difference. Therefore, the time spent on finding a better “better” distribution is much more than the benefits it brings. Reject dedicated distributions: Avoid use of specific purpose-specific distributions such as Kali, CentOS, and openSUSE. Although openSUSE is excellent, it is mainly aimed at enterprise users. Daily users do not need most of its functions, and maintaining it will waste time. The RedHat series is the same
- LINUX 515 2025-03-18 10:19:20
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- Fundamental Linux Commands For Newbies (2025 Update)
- This guide covers essential Linux commands for all users. Learn to navigate directories, manage files, monitor system resources, and troubleshoot problems, all from the command line. Commands are grouped for clarity, with practical examples for eas
- LINUX 740 2025-03-18 10:17:09
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- How to Append Text to a File in Linux (Without Text Editors)
- Linux system administrators and users often need to process text files. While text editors like nano or vim are common, sometimes you may need to append content to a file directly from the command line. In this case, you can take advantage of the power of Linux built-in tools such as echo and tee commands. This guide will guide you through two ways to append text to a file without using a text editor in Linux, and provide actual examples. Table of contents -Why and when do I need to append text directly to the file? Append content to file using echo and output redirection Append text to a file using tee and Here Document for
- LINUX 223 2025-03-18 09:28:09
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- TUXEDO Stellaris 17 Gen6 High-end Gaming Linux Laptop Is Launched
- The TUXEDO Stellaris 17: A Mobile Workstation Powerhouse Need a mobile workstation capable of handling the most demanding tasks? The TUXEDO Stellaris 17 is a high-end gaming and professional Linux laptop that delivers uncompromising performance in a
- LINUX 571 2025-03-18 09:24:11
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- Fedora 38 End of Life On May 21, 2024: Upgrade Now!
- Fedora 38 Lifecycle End: Updates Stopped on May 21, 2024 Fedora 38 will officially end its life cycle (EOL) on May 21, 2024, and will no longer receive any form of updates and support, including security patches, bug fixes and software upgrades. The Fedora project team will stop pushing updates to the Fedora 38 stable version at that time. However, the Fedora 39 version will continue to receive updates until about a month after the release of Fedora 41. You can visit the official project wiki to view the full maintenance schedule for the Fedora version. Table of contents - Upgrade Fedora 38 to the latest version Fedora Release Cycle
- LINUX 213 2025-03-18 09:21:11
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- Installing LibreOffice On Slackware 15
- Longtime Slackware user shares their experience installing LibreOffice on Slackware 15.0. The author highlights Slackware's "KISS" (Keep It Simple, Stupid) philosophy and the challenges of integrating software not natively packaged for the
- LINUX 856 2025-03-18 09:20:11