Ubuntu distributions are released at given time intervals. Every release has a code name that is related to an animal name. We can think that every Ubuntu release is the same but it’s not. Some...
Ubuntu is very popular Linux distributions used by end and enterprise users. I all ready use Ubuntu KDE or Kubuntu for my daily usage. Newbies generally asks for commands for basic usage of Ubuntu distribution....
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 related...
Ubuntu provides server edition for enterprise environments. Ubuntu server is provided without a GUI by default. In some cases we may need to use GUI in order to manage Ubuntu server. In this tutorial we...
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 CentOS...
Ubuntu is most used Linux distributions. Canonical provides enterprise support for Ubuntu desktops and servers. netstat is easy to use tool for network operations. In this tutorial we will look how to solve netstat: command not...
LXDE is light but eye-candy desktop environment mainly used by Linux distributions. Ubuntu supports as a sub-distribution for a long time named Lubuntu . In this tutorial, we will look at how to install Lubuntu....
Ubuntu provides different type of sub distributions. Xubuntu, Lubuntu, Edubuntu etc. Especially Xubuntu and Lubuntu are preferred because of their simplycity and low system resource usage. In this tutorial we will compare Lubuntu and Xubuntu...
[rps-include post=6522] As stated previous post Php is portable language. Which makes Php supports a lot of different platforms. In this post we will look how to install Php and IDE named Eclipse in Linux...
Environment is shell running session and session related info. environment is important part of the Linux bash. We can set variables at the current environment and use them. Bash also provides some default environment variables...
