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Every file in Linux is associated with an owner and a group. The chgrp command is used to change the group ownership of files and directories in Linux. Using the chgrp (change group) command, you can change the group that owns a file or directory which is useful for managing file permissions and access control. […]

Stacer is an open-source and user-friendly system optimizer and visualizer designed to empower Ubuntu users. Stacer simplifies system optimization for LinuxUbuntu users, offering tools for disk management, startup control, and in-depth system analysis, transforming complex data into actionable insights. This guide offers step-by-step instructions for installing Stacer on Ubuntu. Choose from two installation methods according […]

The which command in Linux is used to locate the full path of an executable file. It searches through the directories listed in the PATH environment variable and returns the first occurrence of the specified command. Here is the basic syntax of which command in Linux: which -a [argument] The command or commands you wish […]

The Ubuntu Terminal, a text-based interface, is a powerful tool for interacting with your Ubuntu system. It provides direct access to the underlying operating system, allowing you to perform tasks efficiently and automate processes. There are 6 different easy ways to Run Terminal in Ubuntu: Keyboard shortcut: Quickly open the Terminal Ubuntu shortcut with a […]

Installing Jitsi on Ubuntu VPS involves adding the Jitsi repository, downloading the Jitsi GPG key, installing the necessary packages of Jitsi, and configuring settings for security and optimal functionality. Jitsi Meet is an open-source, flexible, and robust video-conferencing application that allows you to create secure and private multi-person video conference rooms on your server by […]

LibreOffice is a free and open-source office suite offering powerful alternatives to Microsoft Office. It includes word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and more. Top benefits include cost-free use, compatibility with various file formats, and running on multiple operating systems like Linux. There are 4 easy methods to Install LibreOffice on Linux VPS: 1. Package Manager (Recommended): […]

The write command in Linux VPS is a command line tool for communicating directly to other logged-in users by sending messages. By running the write command with the username of who is currently logged into the same Linux VPS and typing the message, the write command provides a real-time chat-like experience. It sends messages to […]

The info command in Linux VPS is a powerful Unix tool for accessing detailed information about various topics, especially documentation for system commands, libraries, and GNU utilities. Thanks to Texinfo, Linux users can easily navigate linked menus and sections, making complex topics a breeze. The info command in Linux Ubuntu, Debian, and CentOS offers more […]

The main and most simple way to install Brave on Linux VPS  is by adding Brave’s Repository Key and Brave Repository and installing Brave browser on various Linux distributions from its repository. Using a browser that offers a more efficient browser experience with faster load times, ad and cookie blocking, and enhanced privacy is a […]

VLC is a free and open-source multimedia player for Linux that supports various video and audio formats. You can use any of Linux distribution’s package managers to install VLC and play local files and DVDs, as well as even stream media. Users who need a powerful tool for entertainment and education across platforms would find […]

The diff command in Linux VPS is used to tell whether two files are different or not, and to reveal the differences between the files line by line. It is best used to detect the differences between two similar (text) files and it is not advised to compare two different files with this command. The […]

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 […]