The Top Linux Distributions (Distros)
Linux is mostly known with its distributions or distros but the reality is that Linux is just a kernel or core of the operating system. All user space and some of the operating space...
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How To Restart CentOS, Fedora, RedHat?
CentOS, Fedora and RedHat are Linux distributions of the same family. These distributions provides different ways and command in order to restart. In this tutorial we will look different ways to restart CentOS, Fedora...
How To Change CentOS Server/Host Hostname?
Host name is used to identify the systems like hosts, clients, servers etc. Host name provides human readable easy names to remember. In a big environment host names will provides some easy of use....
Compare CentOS(RedHat) vs Ubuntu
CentOS and Ubuntu is two popular Linux distributions used in enterprise environments as well as personal environments. In this tutorial we will examine CentOS and Ubuntu Linux distributions from different perspectives. As a note...
How To Install and Use Cygwin With Terminal and Ssh Examples
Cygwin is free software to provide Linux and Unix environment, tools and libraries in Windows operating systems. Cygwin is also called an emulator because it translates Linux system calls into Windows type systems calls....
limits.conf File To Limit Users, Process In Linux With Examples
limits.conf configuration file is used to limit user, domain, process related metrics. Limits.conf is related with pam_limits module. Configuration File There is configuration file named limits.conf and located at /etc/security/ . The default content of this file is...
Linux pwd Command Tutorial With Examples
Linux pwd command is the acronym of the print working directory . This command is very old and popular command. This command have do not have a lot of features. But the features it have is...
hdparm Command Tutorial with Examples For Linux
Linux have different tools to manage disk devices and hard disks. hdparm is one of the popular tools. Hdparm can get information about hard disk, change writing intervals, acoustic management, DMA settings etc.But be cautious...
Patch Command Tutorial With Examples For Linux
Patch is a command that is used to apply patch files to the files like source code, configuration. Patch files holds the difference between original file and new file. In order to get the...
Manage Libraries With ldconfig Command In Linux
Linux applications, tools, services uses libraries to get necceseary functionalities. Libraries provides a lot of functionality to the related applications, tools and services. One library can be used by different applications. This is called...
