This brief tutorial explains how to find the list of installed repositories from command…
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How To Check The Runlevel In Linux
By skBy sk 6529 viewsA runlevel is one of the modes that a Unix-based operating system will run in. In Linux…
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How To Install And Configure Redis Server In Ubuntu
By skBy sk 397 viewsRedis is a free, open source key-value database. It is similar to memcached but…
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dtrx – The Universal Archive Extractor For Many Archive Types
By skBy sk 234 viewsThe dtrx tool is an universal archive extractor for many archive types. dtrx stands…
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How To Monitor File Changes Using fswatch In Linux
By skBy sk 4307 viewsFswatch is a free, open source multi-platform file change monitor utility that notifies us…
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How To Exclude Specific Directories From Copying In Linux
By skBy sk 4508 viewsA while ago, we discussed how to exclude certain size files from copying using rsync…
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ppl – A Command Line Address book For Linux
By skBy sk 100 viewsA while ago, we have reviewed a command line tool called “GooBook” which is…
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How To Check If A Linux System Is 32 bit Or 64 Bit
By skBy sk 1090 viewsWe already knew how to check if a Linux system is physical or virtual…
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Force Users To Use Root Password Instead Of Their Own Password When Using Sudo Command
By skBy sk 174 viewsAs we all know already, one of the advantages of using ‘sudo’ is we…
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Create A List Of Installed Packages And Install Them Later From The List In CentOS And Ubuntu
By skBy sk 1099 viewsA few days ago, we have published a guide that described how to create…