Category Linux tools

I used to use Windows, but now I use Linux. When I first started using Linux, one of the first things I did was learn about the processes that were running in the background. In Windows, we have a graphical…

Each Linux distribution has a default terminal emulator for interacting with the system through commands. But the default terminal app might not be perfect for you. There are so many terminal apps that will provide you more functionalities to perform more…

Linux has had a significant impact on our lives. At the very least, your Android phone contains a Linux kernel. Getting started with Linux, on the other hand, will only cause you inconvenience for the first time. Because on Linux,…

Today, let’s have some fun with Linux Terminal. Also, if you’re a developer, let’s reduce one context switch that you make while developing: switching to the browser to look for a solution on StackOverflow. It’s a well-known fact that fewer…

Linux Crontab allows you to run commands, apps, or scripts at a predefined interval. You can schedule the run to occur at the desired interval. Crontab runs in the background as a daemon and checks the crontab files in the…

In this article, we will look at scp and rsync, two powerful Linux utilities for sharing files and folders across networks. scp allows you to simply copy directories or files from or to any remote destination, whereas rsync, in addition…

As a blogger, I spend the majority of my time writing articles and tutorials. One issue I’ve been having while typing is that my palm comes into contact with the touchpad, causing the cursor to move to another location on…

If you’ve ever used Windows, you’ve probably used CCleaner to analyse and delete junk files, temporary files, and free up space by deleting recycled files. BleachBit is a good alternative to CCleaner on Linux. It analyses and deletes junk files,…