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The dir command is a fundamental tool for exploring your computer’s filesystem. It allows you to list files and directories, providing valuable insights into your data organization. The basic syntax of the dir command is as shown below: # dir [OPTION] [FILE] To view all files and directories in your current working directory, you can […]

Linux VPS comm command with its straightforward syntax, comm [options] file1 file2 , is a powerful and efficient tool for comparing and analyzing two sorted files line by line. After buying Linux VPS learning how to use the comm command is beneficial for using quick and efficient way to compare sorted files on your Linux […]

This article is about “how to install AlmaLinux” because recently, Redhat announced that they would stop supporting CentOS 8 by the end of 2021, and they will focus on CentOS stream. In the meantime, many were not satisfied. The issue with CentOS Stream is that it will receive updates sooner while those updates are not […]

The access command in Linux VPS is used to programmatically check a file’s accessibility for the calling process and to check a user’s permissions for a specific file. This means it verifies whether the running program has the necessary permissions (read, write, or execute) to interact with a specified file and whether the user has […]

Listing current logged-in users in Linux VPS is an essential administration task, especially if you work in a multi-user Linux environment. Here are various ways to list current logged-in users in Linux VPS at a glance: The users command The w command The who command Reading the content of /etc/passwd file using commands cat, less, […]

Discord is supported on Ubuntu and there are 4 ways to install Discord on Ubuntu VPS, which are: Using the official .deb package Using Snapcraft Using  wget Using a third-party repository (Flatpack) Whether you prefer using the official .deb package, Snapcraft, wget, or a third-party repository like Flatpak, you’ll find the step-by-step instructions you need. […]

OBS Studio is a powerful free software that turns your computer into a broadcast studio. This live-streaming tool enables Linux users to capture high-quality video and audio, mix elements like your screen, webcam, and microphone, and even add overlays and editing in real-time. To install OBS Studio in Ubuntu, you can use any of the […]

CloudLinux is the optimized version of CentOS for Webhosting. If you have web hosting and you have got many hosting accounts on a server, CloudLinux is the best operating system that you can use to manage your accounts. As you know, it is not possible to supply the security of each account on a server […]

Plesk is a commercial web hosting platform with a control panel that gives administrator permissions such as setting up new accounts, reseller accounts, email accounts, and DNS inputs with a web-based interface. Plesk is designed for Linux and Windows-based web hosting providers; Plesk is designed to install and manage web hosting systems and applications on […]

Start Stop Restart Services in Linux means controlling programs that run in the background. Use commands like systemctl start servicename to start systemctl stop servicename to stop and systemctl restart servicename to restart services. This helps manage how software functions on your server. Beginners can use these steps to keep services running smoothly. 🤖AI Overview: […]

To change or set system locales in Ubuntu VPS, proceed as follows: Check current locale settings List available locales Generate the desired locale Set and update the system locale Reboot the System (Optional). After buying a Linux VPS running Ubuntu, setting locales in Ubuntu VPS offers a localized user experience tailored to regional and linguistic […]

The cd command acts like a compass and lets Linux users switch between folders (directories) on their system. Since the terminal can only view files in your current directory, this is crucial. To change directories in Linux VPS, you can use one of the below ways: To navigate to a directory that is relative to […]