If for whatever reason you stop using a certain service in your Ubuntu install and would like to disable automatic restarting for it upon system reboot, all it takes to do it is just one command line.
Another very common request, both form my Unix/Linux beginner users and from the visitors to Unix Tutorial blog. …
bash-5.0 on MacOS Earlier this week we got a major upgrade to one of the most popular Unix shells in the world: BASH 5.
Unix Epoch Unix Epoch is the system for describing time in Unix and Unix like systems. It starts on 00:00:00 January …
Hardware Virtualization - Desktop Virtualization This is a quick follow-up post to the rather popular What Hardware …
Docker If you’re just getting started with Docker containers, you may be a bit confused how there doesn’t …
GitHub Octocat Good news, everyone! Starting yesterday, GitHub allows free accounts to have unlimited number of private …
Default SSH port 22 SSH was created as a solution to replace both file transfer protocol FTP (port 21) and remote access …
7zip is a powerful open-source archiver – software package for packing and unpacking files and directories into …
Screen Shot 2019-01-05 at 17.29.36.png dd command, that is pretty much guaranteed to be pre-installed on your Linux or …
Apple just released new version of macOS, …
Did I mention that I have recently purchased the …
Another video on my YouTube channel …
Apple keeps shipping public betas of macOS Sequoia …
I reliased one of my Raspberry Pi systems was …
hey Unless you disable SIP, most of DTrace based …
BASH is my Linux shell of choice (it’s zsh on …