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All About Tar Files And How To tar, untar Files In Linux Using Terminal
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All About Tar Files And How To tar, untar Files In Linux Using Terminal

tar is an archive utility tool for GNU/Linux. Primarily used to distribute executable software or package the software source code in the tarball for later distribution. The most popular being gzip and you might have noticed the source file of a program usually ends with *.tar.gz. Well, that doesn’t mean you can’t use it to create an archive for other file types. You can. Archive a file Well, let’s learn how to archive a file. Launch terminal using ctrl+alt+t and cd into your

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How To Reset Root Password In CentOS 7
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How To Reset Root Password In CentOS 7

One of the most important things for Linux users is to know what to do if the root password is lost. Many times we create a strong password for our computer, but sometimes we forget it. This trouble is mostly for servers, and CentOS is a Linux distro focused on servers, so in this article, we’re going to learn how to reset password in CentOS Linux. Also Read – How To Reset root Password In Ubuntu? This process is simple, but we must be careful because if we do a wrong action, our sy

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How To Run Tomcat Server At Startup On Ubuntu Server
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How To Run Tomcat Server At Startup On Ubuntu Server

Every developer knows that for running any web applications it needs a web server. One of the most famous web servers for J2EE is Apache Tomcat. Tomcat runs applications created in JSP, JSF, Javascript, and available languages. To start the webserver you need to run a shell file called startup.sh and if you need to restart your server you need to go to the folder and run the same command again. What if you could run a script for this command to start tomcat every time your system starts? In t

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HandBrake - An Open Source Video Transcoder
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HandBrake - An Open Source Video Transcoder

Handbrake is a free and open-source video converter tool. It is easy to use and can be installed on any Linux distribution. Today I am going to review how to use HandBrake. HandBrake is a versatile DVD ripping & video conversion software that can rip any DVD faster than you can even imagine. Also, HandBrake is multi-platform, so you can use it in almost any kind of OS.   I am going to install it in Linux which is one of the most popular distros. So let us start. How To Install Hand

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How to Install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu: A Beginner's Guide
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How to Install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu: A Beginner's Guide

In this in-depth article, we will learn how to install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch Linux. We will also learn how PostgreSQL differs from MySQL and how to migrate from MySQL to a PostgreSQL database. * MySQL Database * Advantages of MySQL * Disadvantages of MySQL * PostgreSQL * Advantages of PostgreSQL * Disadvantages of PostgreSQL * How to Install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu * Install PostgreSQL on Ubuntu * Install PosgreSQL on Fedora * Install PostgreSQL o

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How To Configure SAMBA Server And Transfer Files Between Linux & Windows
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How To Configure SAMBA Server And Transfer Files Between Linux & Windows

If you are reading this article it means you have a network at home or office with Windows and Linux hosts or have created a virtual network using VirtualBox and need to send files between a Linux host to Windows. File transfer between Linux and Windows can be done using SAMBA which is an open-source software suite that provides seamless file and print services to SMB/CIFS clients, allowing interoperability between Unix/Linux based system and Windows-based system. Configure SAMBA Se

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Stacer An Alternative To CCleaner And Bleachbit On Linux
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Stacer An Alternative To CCleaner And Bleachbit On Linux

See what I stumbled upon, a good looking open-source system optimizer for Linux called Stacer. And after using it for a while, it’s become one of my must-have apps on all my Linux desktops. So Stacer is like CCleaner for Linux. Previously, I have used Bleachbit on Ubuntu but then I found Stacer and I am not looking back. Stacer is developed on electron and once again it’s just pretty. The app is organized into 5 sections; the Dashboard, System Cleaner, Startup Apps, Services and Uninsta

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15 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 17.04 "Zesty Zapus"
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15 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 17.04 "Zesty Zapus"

€‹Well, last month Canonical released a new version of Ubuntu which is version 17.04. This will be the last version with unity and canonical will be switch back to GNOME. If you are the kind of person that likes to have everything updated to the latest version you should consider upgrading. If you are an LTS kind of person, just keep using your LTS version and wait for 18.04 LTS. Below are some tips to do after installing Ubuntu 17.04. 1. Run a system update €‹If you didnâ€

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FreeFileSync The Best Backup And File Synchronization Tool For All Platforms
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FreeFileSync The Best Backup And File Synchronization Tool For All Platforms

We all have our precious data stored on our PC that we love very much, such as pics, office documents, important files and other stuff. We all try to make a backup of this in mostly one of our external hard disks as the Internet isn’t that fast all the time. But haven’t you felt tired to create exact same folders with same permissions, icons, date and time and many other things to maintain while copying files from one disk to another? Especially copying permissions is not an easy task f

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Cisco Packet Tracer A Free Network Simulation And Visualization Tool
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Cisco Packet Tracer A Free Network Simulation And Visualization Tool

There may be a vast number of network simulation software available in the market, but very few are like Cisco packet tracer. Cisco Packet Tracer is a network simulation and visualization tool intended for the mainly educational purpose. It is developed by Cisco Systems. Available in multiple languages and multiple platforms, Cisco packet tracer is a very much stable. It offers users to create simulated network topologies by dragging routers, putting switches and many more protocols.

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Three Portable Ways To Connect Ubuntu To Internet
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Three Portable Ways To Connect Ubuntu To Internet

Most of you have probably used a dial-up connection or wired connection to access the resources available on the World Wide Web. But what if you’d just bought a new desktop or laptop and you don’t have the resources (router, modem, etc) to connect to the Internet. I’ll cover the three possible methods you could remedy that along with pros + cons and take note when I say portable you should get the humor because desktops just don’t blend in 😛 Three Portable Ways To Connect Ubuntu

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Calibre A Free And Open Source Ebook Management System For Linux
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Calibre A Free And Open Source Ebook Management System For Linux

Having ebooks is really a good thing. It can be read anywhere, you get free from the hassle of storage and many more benefits. But it creates a problem when you got an enormous number of ebooks also in various formats. You will have the problem of searching perfect ebook you want to read at a time, you have to maintain various kind of software for every format and much more.   This is why ebook management systems come in the game. Today we are going to talk about such an ebook management

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