Webmin is an Open Source server control panel for easy Linux System Administration. With the help of Webmin, you can manage Users, groups, FTP, DNS, DHCP, SSH, Email, and many other packages according to your need. In simple words, you
Yarn is the most popular package manager for node JS and also compatible with npm. It provides help to automate the process installation, configuration and easily removes extra npm packages. Yarn is comparatively faster than npm in terms of package
In order to fix problems with slow connections that lead to poor Internet access, we first want to check the Internet speed on our system. E.g. when you have switched to a new internet connection and want to make sure
TeamViewer is a proprietary software that is used to connect any system via the internet so you can remotely connect with your partner’s system. In this tutorial, I will show you how you can download and install TeamViewer on CentOS
The CAT command under Linux is not only useful for creating text files and displaying their contents, but also for merging text from two or more text files. The merged text can then be stored in another text file. In
A zombie process is a type of process that has been completed, but whose entry still remains in the process table due to lack of communication between the child and parent process. The small program developed in this tutorial can
Controlling the brightness of your screen on CentOS via the GUI mode is easy. However, if you are working on a command line system and want to control the brightness of your monitor through the terminal, you need to know
Copying a file in a Linux OS is straightforward whether using the command line or the graphical way. However, some users prefer command line for performing nearly all tasks. Command-line not only offers the easy but quicker way of performing
The computer name or the hostname of a system is used to identify it on the network. You are asked to set a computer name or hostname when you install your OS and it must be unique to avoid conflicts.
As Ubuntu users, especially as administrators, we need to check how much RAM resources our system uses and how much of it is free. We also know that most administration-related tasks can be done better through the Linux command line
