Top 10 Linux Distributions that still support 32-Bit Architecture
In case you own an old computer or laptop with out-of-date system resources but reliable hardware configuration, you’ve come to the right place because we’re going to list 10 Linux distributions that still support 32-bit architectures. These Linux distros will help you revive your PC and get it up to speed in no time. The reason why these lightweight Linux distros are still relevant and useful is that they only require low system resources and always provide high performance and lag-free user experience.
The 10 Best GNOME based Linux Distributions in 2020
GNOME, short for GNU Network Object Model Environment, was released back in 1999 as a part of the GNU Project. However, throughout its development, the acronym was dropped as it no longer resonated with the evolving GNOME vision.
How to install and use 7-zip in Linux
7-zip is a free, open-source file archiver that uses the 7z file format (extension). However, this tool can read and write to other file formats. 7-zip is most popular among Windows users. It can run both in the command-line or the Graphical User Interface to read and write archive files.
Linux Mint Cinnamon Vs. MATE: which one to choose?
Linux Mint is by far one of the most popular Linux distros on the market, especially among Windows users who are jumping into the Linux bandwagon. This is mostly because Linux Mint comes with a familiar desktop environment that resembles the classic Windows desktop. It offers tons of quality of life features, making it very user-friendly for users who have never tried Linux before.
Linux File Systems: Everything You Need to Know
While working with disks and operating systems after a certain level, there are several terms that we come across that we vaguely know about, and to many of us, they are not clearly understood. Well, in this article, we aim to cover everything about the Linux File Systems and those different terms related to it to leave no gaps.
How to get the Size of a Directory in Linux
In our everyday interaction with computers, knowing the size of files and folders in our systems is essential. With Linux systems, getting the size of files and directories in the GUI mode is straightforward. All you need to do is right-click on the specific directory and select the properties option.
How to take Screenshots on Ubuntu
Ubuntu 20.04 was released in April this year; if you have not upgraded to the new Ubuntu, check our upgrade tutorial here to help you via detailed and straightforward steps. Now, if you are an Ubuntu user, then you will need to take a screenshot from your current window to send it or save it for any future need.
Fix the “No Wi-Fi Adapter Found” Error on Ubuntu
After dual-booting Kali Linux with Ubuntu, I found that the wireless connection was not working when I booted into my Ubuntu system. The system would not detect or connect to any WiFi network. I have faced such an issue before, mainly with HP laptops, but today it was another laptop model.
How to install NTP Server and Client on Ubuntu
NTP (Network Time Protocol) is a networking protocol responsible for synchronizing the clocks of computers over a network. It has both the server and the client programs residing on the networked systems. Each server must have an NTP Client software to synchronize its clock to the network time server, and in most cases, it is by default resides in the device's operating system.
How to Create a Comprehensive Mail Server on Ubuntu
Postal is a free and open-source mail server used to send and receive emails. It comes loaded with tons of excellent features and functionalities, making it extremely popular among large organizations as well as in enterprise settings.
How to change Hostname on Ubuntu
Generally, a hostname is just an assigned name to a computer, laptop, or any other connected device to a network. You can say a hostname is a computer's nickname, and it is used to identify the machine over the network uniquely.
Manjaro vs. Ubuntu – which is better for you?
If you are a person associated with Computer technology and spend most of the time in the open-source arena, you must have heard or worked with some of the popular Linux distributions we have in the market. Some of the names that you will never miss are; Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Debian, and Mint.
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Top 10 Linux Distributions that still support 32-Bit Architecture
In case you own an old computer or laptop with out-of-date system resources but reliable hardware configuration, you’ve come to the right place because we’re going to list 10 Linux distributions that still support 32-bit architectures. These Linux distros will help you revive your PC and get it up to speed in no time. The reason why these lightweight Linux distros are still relevant and useful is that they only require low system resources and always provide high performance and lag-free user experience.
The 10 Best GNOME based Linux Distributions in 2020
GNOME, short for GNU Network Object Model Environment, was released back in 1999 as a part of the GNU Project. However, throughout its development, the acronym was dropped as it no longer resonated with the evolving GNOME vision.
Linux Mint Cinnamon Vs. MATE: which one to choose?
Linux Mint is by far one of the most popular Linux distros on the market, especially among Windows users who are jumping into the Linux bandwagon. This is mostly because Linux Mint comes with a familiar desktop environment that resembles the classic Windows desktop. It offers tons of quality of life features, making it very user-friendly for users who have never tried Linux before.
How to install and use 7-zip in Linux
7-zip is a free, open-source file archiver that uses the 7z file format (extension). However, this tool can read and write to other file formats. 7-zip is most popular among Windows users. It can run both in the command-line or the Graphical User Interface to read and write archive files.
The 10 Best Linux Web Browsers
Web browsers were introduced around 1991. Since then, they have progressively advanced to operate on multiple operating systems with increased efficiency and performance. Linux, being an open-source community product, gives freedom for experimenting with several browsing features to improve functionality and usability.
The 10 Best Open Source VPN Apps
As of late, internet privacy has fallen into jeopardy since most of the websites are giving their best shot to get your data legally. VPN apps are in high demand since they not only make it possible for you to browse the Internet anonymously but also visit the websites that are restricted in your region.
The 5 Best Free and Open-Source PDF Editors
It is often the case that professionals prefer using the Portable Document Format (PDF) for all their official documents, whether it be school certificates, job letters, or important announcements.
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Linux Netstat Command with examples
The Linux command Netstat (Network Statistics) is used to display the different information of the network. That includes network connections, routing tables, masquerade connections, interface statistics, multicast membership, and so on.Â
Linux PS command with examples
Linux is an excellent choice for those looking for a multitasking and multi-user operating system. Multiple processes can run simultaneously and independently from each other and is exceptionally stable. Whenever we run a program, a new process of that program's instance will be created and perform the given tasks without disturbing other running programs.
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Linux Netstat Command with examples
The Linux command Netstat (Network Statistics) is used to display the different information of the network. That includes network connections, routing tables, masquerade connections, interface statistics, multicast membership, and so on.Â
Linux PS command with examples
Linux is an excellent choice for those looking for a multitasking and multi-user operating system. Multiple processes can run simultaneously and independently from each other and is exceptionally stable. Whenever we run a program, a new process of that program's instance will be created and perform the given tasks without disturbing other running programs.
7 ways to use the Linux Watch command
On several occasions, you may need to run a command or utility repeatedly after some time interval. We can use specific cron jobs with the help of bash scripting or using other programming languages. However, Linux has a built-in watch command that is used to run other commands on a regular interval, and then it displays the output in the terminal. The watch utility is pre-installed on nearly all Linux distributions.
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Top 10 Linux Distributions that still support 32-Bit Architecture
In case you own an old computer or laptop with out-of-date system resources but reliable hardware configuration, you’ve come to the right place because we’re going to list 10 Linux distributions that still support 32-bit architectures. These Linux distros will help you revive your PC and get it up to speed in no time. The reason why these lightweight Linux distros are still relevant and useful is that they only require low system resources and always provide high performance and lag-free user experience.
Reboot Command in Linux with examples
The reboot command is used to reboot or restart the system in Linux. Whenever you make significant updates to the Linux system or any network configuration changes, you may need to restart your system to make these changes effective. These can be software or hardware updates that are being carried by the server.
10+ Linux VI commands with examples
The vi editor is the default editor of the UNIX operating system in which you can create a new file or edit the existing one. Also, you can read files through this editor. It is a classic text editor and available across all the Linux Distributions. It included by default on most of the Linux distributions out there and is very easy to use.
Top 10 New Features of Deepin 20
Deepin released its latest version Deepin V20. It's beautiful and more stable than before. It has been a whopping five months since we wrote about the Deepin 20 beta and the new features it brought along. After a long wait, Deepin V20 has ditched the beta status and is now out for the masses.
Linux Boot Process: A Guide to Get You Started
Booting refers to the process of starting up your computer and can be initialized by pressing a hardware button or through a software command. You see, when the CPU is turned on, it doesn't have access to any software in its main memory. The boot process loads the necessary software, so you're computer can launch the operating system.
The 10 Best GNOME based Linux Distributions in 2020
GNOME, short for GNU Network Object Model Environment, was released back in 1999 as a part of the GNU Project. However, throughout its development, the acronym was dropped as it no longer resonated with the evolving GNOME vision.
Linux Netstat Command with examples
The Linux command Netstat (Network Statistics) is used to display the different information of the network. That includes network connections, routing tables, masquerade connections, interface statistics, multicast membership, and so on.Â
How to install Python Anaconda on Linux
Anaconda is an open-source platform for data scientists working with python or R programming languages. It works as both a package manager and an environment manager, and you can create virtual environments and install packages very easily using it.
How to Set and List Environmental Variables in Linux
In Linux, environment variables are dynamic named-values that function as a placeholder for stored information in the system, which is used by command-line applications. Just like any other variable, it consists of two parts - a name and an associated value.
How to install and use 7-zip in Linux
7-zip is a free, open-source file archiver that uses the 7z file format (extension). However, this tool can read and write to other file formats. 7-zip is most popular among Windows users. It can run both in the command-line or the Graphical User Interface to read and write archive files.
