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Editing Pictures on Linux Command Line with ImageMagick

Editing pictures on the shell

Every time we deal with images in a command line, we need to install or use any of the command line tools. Few of them include GraphicsMagick, Scrot, Feh, Exiv2 etc. These tools allow us to convert, also help us

Karim Buzdar April 30, 2021 Shell, Ubuntu Read more

How to Work with Nano Editor on Linux

File editing with nano on Linux

What is Nano editor The Nano editor is a simple, display-oriented and free text editor that comes by default with all Linux operating systems. It is a good alternative to the non-free Pico which comes by default with the Pine

Karim Buzdar August 15, 2018 CentOS, Debian, Shell, Ubuntu Read more

How to Install Ubuntu 18.04 along with Windows 10

How to Install Ubuntu 18.04 along with Windows 10

Ubuntu is a popular operating system which is open source and has easy installation. It is quite flexible thanks to its unlimited customization options and it highly secure in nature. For many developers, journey on Linux begins at Ubuntu which is

Karim Buzdar June 29, 2018 Ubuntu Read more

8 Ways to Generate a Random Password on Linux Shell

Create a random password on Linux

Having a strong password when authenticating to a service by username and password is very important. Sometimes, you need to protect your account or server, and try to keep your data safe and secure. It is often said that a

Karim Buzdar June 26, 2018 Shell, Ubuntu Read more

Linux File Management from the Terminal

Linux file management

As we all know Linux is an operating system mostly used by the Geeks and developers which are mostly a keyboard person and love to write commands instead of using Graphical user Interface (GUI). Unlike Windows operating system, where most

Karim Buzdar June 20, 2018 CentOS, Debian, Shell, Ubuntu Read more

How to locate and kill a process with Linux terminal

How to kill process on Linux

Every program that is running at the end of the server is able to generate one or more processes. A single server may have several users that execute many commands that will make processes. These processes may run the foreground

Karim Buzdar June 14, 2018 Shell, Ubuntu Read more
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