In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to enable automatic login in Ubuntu desktop and server editions.
Tips and Tricks
- UbuntuElementary OSLinuxLinux AdministrationLinux BasicsLinux KernelLinux MintLinux Tips & TricksOpensourceTips and TricksTrouble shootingUnix/Linux BeginnersUtilities
How To Clean Up Junk Files In Ubuntu Using Ubuntu Cleaner
By skUbuntu Cleaner is a tool that helps you to clean up your Ubuntu or derivative system by removing old kernels, package configurations, and other unnecessary files to free up space.
- FedoraFedora SilverblueGNOMELinuxLinux Tips & TricksOpensourceTips and TricksUnix/Linux BeginnersUtilities
How To Enable Minimize And Maximize Buttons In Fedora 38 Workstation And Fedora Silverblue
By skThis guide explains how to enable minimize and maximize buttons in application windows using Gnome Tweaks and Dash to Panel extension in Fedora GNOME Workstation and Silverblue editions.
- BrowsersChromiumGoogle chromeLinuxMicrosoft EdgeMozilla FirefoxTips and Tricks
How To Launch Web Browsers In Kiosk Mode (Full Screen) From CLI In Linux
By skSome times you might want to run an application (especially a web application) 24/7…
- Encryption / DecryptionCommand line utilitiesLinuxLinux BasicsLinux CommandsLinux SecurityLinux Tips & TricksOpensourceSecurityTips and TricksUnix/Linux BeginnersUtilities
An Easy Way To Encrypt And Decrypt Files From Commandline Using GnuPG In Linux
By skToday, we are going to see how to encrypt and decrypt files from command line…
- WiFiCommand line utilitiesFAQLinuxLinux AdministrationLinux BasicsLinux CommandsLinux NetworkingLinux Tips & TricksOpensourceTips and TricksUnix/Linux BeginnersUtilities
Find WiFi Password Of Connected Networks In Linux
By skDid you forget your WiFi password? This guide explains a few different ways to find WiFi password of connected networks in Linux.
- Monitoring ToolsCommand line utilitiesFAQFreeBSDLinuxLinux AdministrationLinux BasicsLinux CommandsLinux Tips & TricksOpensourceTips and TricksUnixUtilities
How To Monitor File Changes Using fswatch In Linux
By skThis guide explains what is fswatch, how to install fswatch, and how to monitor file changes using fswatch in Linux and Unix-like operating systems.
- Linux SecurityCommand line utilitiesFAQLinuxLinux AdministrationLinux CommandsOpensourceSecurityTips and TricksUtilities
How To Restrict Access To Linux Servers Using TCP Wrappers
By skThis guide explains what is TCP Wrappers, how to install TCP Wrappers in Linux, and how to restrict access to Linux servers using TCP Wrappers.
- Linux AdministrationCommand line utilitiesFAQLinuxLinux BasicsLinux CommandsLinux SecurityLinux Tips & TricksMonitoring ToolsTips and TricksUnix/Linux BeginnersUtilities
How To Monitor User Activity In Linux
By skThere are many ways to monitor users in Linux. In this guide, we are going to talk about GNU accounting utilities that can be used to monitor the user activity in Linux.
- Secure Shell (SSH)Command line utilitiesFAQLinuxLinux AdministrationLinux BasicsLinux CommandsLinux Tips & TricksTips and TricksUnix/Linux Beginners
Execute Commands On Remote Linux Systems Via SSH
By skBy sk 9.5K viewsWant to run a command or program on a remote over secure network connection? This brief guide explains how to execute commands on remote Linux systems via SSH.