Sagar Sharma

Generally, when you install any Operating System, DHCP will assign a dynamic IP address. But there are some cases where you are required to assign a static IP address such as if you are using your system as a Server…

ZOOM has become essential for many businesses due to great cross-platform support such as Android, Mac OS, Windows, IOS, and Linux which enable you to attend meetings, digital content sharing, and real-time messaging. In this article, we will show you…

Adobe Acrobat is a well-known software that is mostly used to view, create, manipulate, and print managing Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Since Ubuntu has no native tools to manage PDFs, you can use Adobe Acrobat for all your work…

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 Source. What is the build-essential…

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 available on Ubuntu’s software center…

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 utility with advanced features. GParted…

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. If you use Debian 11,…