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What is Linux TTY and its Applications

Posted on 07/08/201723/05/2018 by İsmail Baydan

In the old times of Unix and BSD where Windows was not born the systems where very different. Computers where big and heavy but very weak according to these days.

Linux Bash Profile File Configuration with Examples

Posted on 11/07/201711/07/2017 by İsmail Baydan

Linux bash profile is used to set some default or startup configuration about user accounts and bash. We have previously examined the .bashrc which resides in user home directory. In this

How To Install KDE Desktop Environment On Fedora, CentOS, RedHat?

Posted on 01/06/2017 by İsmail Baydan

Linux have long history which starts with Unix operating system. Linux used a lot of aspect of the Unix operating system. One of those aspect was Graphical User interface with

Access.conf Security Configuration For Linux and Unix

Posted on 14/03/201730/11/2018 by İsmail Baydan

access.conf is the configuration file used to logins to the Linux or Unix systems. This file is locate at /etc/security/ path. With this file logins of users, groups, hosts, tty, network are

chage Command Tutorial With Examples To Manage User Accounts In Linux

Posted on 13/03/201730/11/2018 by İsmail Baydan

chage is a tool and command used to change user password expiry information in Linux, BSD, Unix systems. With this command we can set password change time, lock status, activity or

Linux usermod Command Tutorial With Examples

Posted on 26/02/201729/11/2018 by İsmail Baydan

Linux provides usermod command by default for the most of the distributions. This command is used to user modification. After user creation the user related information, values and policies can be

How To List Currently Logged In Users In Linux?

Posted on 07/11/201623/11/2018 by İsmail Baydan

I have Linux servers. There is a lot of different remote connection services like ssh, telnet, vnc, X11, konsole etc. I want to learn who is logged currently. And get

How to Install Mariadb / Mysql Server in Linux Fedora, CentOS and RedHat?

Posted on 16/10/201616/11/2018 by İsmail Baydan

Mariadb is an open source database forked from another popular open source database MySQL. MariaDB developers are original developers of the MySQL. After Oracle get management of the MySQL project

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