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How To Install Packer In Arch Linux
By skBy sk 4.7k viewsImportant Update: Please don’t use packer. It is out dated and discontinued. Use Yay…
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Install Ruby on Rails In CentOS And Ubuntu
By skBy sk 1.1k viewsRuby on Rails is a free, open source web application framework that allows you…
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How To Install Software Offline In Ubuntu
By skBy sk 5.3k viewsThis brief guide explains how to install software offline in Ubuntu and its derivatives…
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How To Check Available Version Of A Package In Ubuntu Repositories
By skBy sk 9.9k viewsThe other day a friend of mine asked me how to check the latest…
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How To Ping Multiple Hosts At Once In Linux
By skBy sk 20k viewsWe all know about PING (Packet INternet Groper) network commandline utility, right? Yeah, it…
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Getting Started With Pacman In Arch Linux
By skBy sk 4.6k viewsPacman, stands for Package Manager, is the default and simple library-based command line package…
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How To Check Installed Linux Kernels
By skBy sk 5.3k viewsEver wondered how many Linux Kernels you have installed in your Linux box? No?…
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How To Create Bootable USB Drive Using dd Command
By editorBy editor 66.6k viewsUsually, We create bootable USB drives and install Linux and other operating systems. Of…
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How To Set Password Policies In Linux
By skBy sk 84.7k viewsThis tutorial describes how to set password policies such as password length, password complexity,…