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27 Feb 2019 3 minutes read
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Monitor Processes, CPU and RAM With Htop

I’ve been using htop for so long that it’s now my go-to tool for the visual representation of key process …

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22 Feb 2019 1 minutes read
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ScreenFetch in Linux Mint

Great stuff, I have just installed Linux Mint 19.1 on my Dell XPS 13 laptop! Naturally, one of the first things to be …

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06 Feb 2019 3 minutes read
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Homebrew 2.0.0 With Linux Support!

Homebrew is a great way to get open source software installed onto your MacOS system. Major version upgrade just got …

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29 Jan 2019 3 minutes read
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Yum: List and Install Software Groups

yum package manager, and dnf package manager in later Red Hat Linux versions, is quite a capable tool. In addition to …

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28 Jan 2019 4 minutes read
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List RHEL Subscriptions

List active subscriptions in Red Hat subscription-manager is a Linux command in RHEL, you run it with the list option to …

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20 Jan 2019 1 minutes read
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How To: Confirm Current Kernel Boot Command in Linux

For those of you using GRUB boot loader, there’s a very cool way of confirming what boot parameters your boot …

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17 Jan 2019 1 minutes read
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ScreenFetch in RHEL 8

Look what I have finally installed in one of my VirtualBox 6.0 virtual machines yesterday: screenfetch in RHEL8 Yes, you …

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14 Jan 2019 3 minutes read
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How To: Mount ISO Image in Linux

Did you know that most of the DVDs and CDs have the same filesystem type? Regardless of the actual OS you’re …

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12 Jan 2019 2 minutes read
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Unix Epoch

Unix Epoch Unix Epoch is the system for describing time in Unix and Unix like systems. It starts on 00:00:00 January …

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08 Jan 2019 3 minutes read
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GitHub: Private Repositories Are Free Now

GitHub Octocat Good news, everyone! Starting yesterday, GitHub allows free accounts to have unlimited number of private …

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