Modern websites such as Facebook or YouTube serve almost millions of users at a time which involves receiving queries from users and returning the piece of information in form of text, music, image, video, or…

All the build-essential packages which we will use in this tutorial belong to Debian because Ubuntu is based on Debian. A build-essential package contains all the required packages and dependencies to build an application from…

Google Chrome has always been known for its simplicity and security but sadly when you install Ubuntu 20.4 LTS for the first time, you are given Firefox as the default browser. Google Chrome is not…

Disk Partitioning on Linux is usually done in Terminal using fdisk utility which is quite tough for a newbie. To encounter the problem, the GNU project came up with GParted. GParted is Graphic Based disk…

Sudo means Super User do! This means, that when we use any Command attached with sudo, it will get you Superuser Privileges which include Installing and Removing Software, changing any Configuration in the System, etc.…

While Linux mint Looks good by default, its Cinnamon desktop has some amazing themes available that make the desktop look downright stunning. Changing themes enables you to spice things up and enjoy a refreshed Linux…

File Manager is one of the most essential parts of any operating system but when you are dealing with an operating system that has the motto of “Everything is a file” (Linux), you need to…

If you are using Ubuntu for a long time, the chances of having a tremendous amount of cache stored on your Ubuntu Machine are pretty much high. By flushing the DNS cache on Ubuntu Machine…

When we decide to choose Linux as our main operating system, the first question which is generally asked is which flavor of Linux or which Linux distro should I start with. Certain things differentiate one…

Terraform is an open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool developed by HashiCorp that allows network engineers to programmatically provision the physical resources that are required by an application to keep running. We will show you…