If you ever want to view hidden files and folders in the Ubuntu File Manager, you will notice that they are hidden by default. All you will be able to see are the files and folders that you have access
Jitsi Meet is a free, open source, secure, simple and scalable video conferencing solution that you use as a standalone app or embed in your web application. The Jitsi Meet client runs in your browser, so you don’t need to
Whenever we want to access our favorite Ubuntu applications, we can add them to the Activities or Dock panel so that we can use them very frequently. It is very simple to add an application to the Activities panel; you
PHP is a recursive acronym for Hypertext Processor. It is an open-source, general-purpose scripting language that is widely used in web development due to its ability to be embedded into HTML. A scripting language is used to write pre-written programs
What is the Mtr command? Mtr(my traceroute) is a command line network diagnostic tool that provides the functionality of both the ping and traceroute commands. It is a simple and cross-platform tool that prints information about the entire route that
As Ubuntu users, especially administrators, we need to keep a check on how much memory resources our system is using and how much of them are free. We also know that most of the administration related tasks can be better
What is Routing and a Routing table in Linux? The process of routing means the transfer of an IP packet, from one point to another over the network. When you send an email to someone, you are actually transmitting a
When I recently shifted to Ubuntu 18.04, I noticed that there was no option in the right-click menu of Nautilus to create an empty text file. Of course, I could use the command line to quickly create a new document
The Linux bash, or the command line, lets you perform both basic and complex arithmetic and boolean operations. The commands like expr, jot, bc and, factor etc, help you in finding optimal mathematical solutions to complex problems. In this article,
As Ubuntu users, we might want to know if we are the only ones using our network, especially wi-fi, or are there any other unwanted users leeching on our network bandwidth. This skill also comes handy when we want to