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How to Count Number of Files within a Directory in Linux
In Linux, there are a number of methods to check and count total files in a directory. Counting files can be helpful specially automating the tasks while bash scripting and monitoring the system. In...
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How to Boost FPS in Linux?
FPS stands for “frames per second” which is a measure of the frequency at which an image is displayed in a video stream or animation. In the context of Linux, FPS is used to measure the performance of...
View ArticleBest Window Managers for Linux
A window manager handles the window’s appearance and comes with various options. It has multiple features to manage the applications’ windows on your screen. Window manager gives your Linux a new look...
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Top 7 Lightweight Linux Distributions
Linux is an open-source and best-known OS (operating system). It sits under all the other software on a computer, receives requests from particular programs, and relays these received requests to the...
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Streamline Your Development with JetBrains Space: The Complete Software...
Most software development companies use a variety of different software solutions to develop, deploy, and test their applications before handing them out to the clients. This is how things have been...
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How to Install VirtualBox Guest Additions for Linux
VirtualBox is virtualization software which can run different operating systems on a single host machine. With the help of VirtualBox, you can create virtual machines (VMs) and install different...
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How to Draw in ImageMagick
ImageMagick is a very powerful tool to create images. Drawing is basically adding a shape or a piece of text or even an image onto the canvas. In this tutorial, we will learn about how to draw in...
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How to Install Fish Shell on Linux
In this guide, we will demonstrate how to install the Fish shell on various Linux systems. Prerequisites: To perform the demonstrated steps in this guide, you need the following components: A...
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How to Install DaVinci Resolve on Linux
DaVinci Resolve is a professional video editing and color-grading software that has gained popularity in recent years among filmmakers, video editors, and content creators. Developed by Blackmagic...
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Xorg vs Wayland: Comparing Linux Display Servers
A display server is a software that manages the graphical output and user input on a computer system. It is responsible for rendering the windows, managing the input devices such as keyboards and...
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How to Install Google Drive Linux Client (Syncing Made Easy)
With an approximate user base of 1 billion people, Google Drive is one of the most popular cloud storage solutions on the market today. Its popularity stems from a wide array of features that it...
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How Does Logical Volume Manager (LVM) Works on Linux
Logical Volume Manager (LVM) is a powerful disk management tool for Linux. LVM can manage multiple disks at once – hard drives, SATA SSDs, NVME SSDs, etc. Instead of creating physical partitions on the...
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How to Exploit Known Vulnerabilities with Metasploit
In the constantly changing realm of cybersecurity, it’s vital to grasp both the protective and aggressive aspects. Metasploit is a powerful exploitation framework for ethical hackers. In this article,...
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How to Update and Add Modules to Metasploit for Latest Exploits
Metasploit serves as an immensely powerful tool for penetration testing, providing security experts with the means to pinpoint and mend the vulnerabilities within their systems. To unlock the full...
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How to Use Metasploit for Post-Exploitation and Maintaining Access
As penetration testers, we sometimes become so engrossed in our initial access to a system that we overlook the importance of conducting a comprehensive examination of the compromised machine. It’s...
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Check Apache Version in Linux
Apache is a cross-platform HTTP server that can be run on multiple Operating Systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. It is a popular web server among Linux users because of its scalability and other...
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How to install and use X11VNC on Ubuntu
X11VNC is an easy and widely used VNC (Virtual Network Computing) remote desktop server program tool. This tool allows remote clients to make connections with the real-time X display i-e physical...
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How to Reboot Linux
While working as a system administrator in Linux, most of the time configurations need a system restart. Moreover, major server updates, system libraries, and kernel updates also demand rebooting of...
View ArticleBest Linux Desktop Environment In 2024
The Linux desktop environment is a graphical user interface that enables users to interact with the Linux operating system in an attractive and user-friendly manner. It comprises several parts,...
View ArticleHow to Use YUM in Linux
YUM, or also known as Yellowdog Updater Modified, is a package management tool developed by Yellowdog Linux. It is the default and widely used software package manager in Fedora, RHEL, CentOS Linux...
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