public Tips • 3 min read • Everything Essential About the tmp Directory in Linux Learn some crucial things about the /tmp directory. You'll also learn how it is different from the /var/tmp directory.…
public Tips • 4 min read • Check Running Process in Linux Want to know what all processes are running on your systems? Here's how to get details of the running processes in Linux.…
public Tips • 6 min read • Everything You Need to Know About UFW Logs Learn all about UFW logs and how to use them effectively. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about UFW logs.…
public Tips • 4 min read • Ping Sweep Using nmap on Linux See what devices are active on your subnetwork using peng sweep with nmap command in Linux.…
public Tips • 3 min read • Enable Syntax Highlighting in Zsh Improve your Zsh experience by enabling syntax highlighting. Here's how to do that.…
public Tips • 4 min read • Configure and Use Aliases in Zsh Turbo charge your Zsh experience by using aliases for commonly used command combinations.…
public Tips • 2 min read • Create Home Directory for Existing Users in Linux Created a user but without the home directory? Worry not. You can add home directory for existing users too. Here's how to do that.…
public Tips • 3 min read • Find All Symbolic Links in Linux Looking for all the soft links on your Linux system? Here are a couple of methods to find symbolic links.…
public Tips • 3 min read • Compare Two Directories in the Linux Command Line Want to see how the content of the two directories differs? Use the diff command and see what files are identical or different.…
public Tips • 5 min read • 7 Reasons Why Developers Prefer NeoVim Over Vim NepVim or Vim? Which one of the two similar editors is better? I think it is NeoVim and I have good reasons to support this claim.…
public Tips • 3 min read • List Mounted Drives in Linux If you want to perform certain operations on a drive, you need to know its details. Learn how to list currently mounted drives in Linux.…
public Tips • 5 min read • Important GCC Flags in Linux You can use GCC flags to extend the functionality of the GCC compiler. Here are some of the common and yet important flags.…