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Any file in a Linux system belongs to a particular owner(s) and a group. It is one of the many features that maintain security in Linux systems. For example; If a file belongs to say UserA, then UserB cannot manipulate the data depending on any additional permissions set unless the user has permission to do that.

In the Linux community, one thing is common between almost all of the users: trying out different Linux distributions. Most of the Linux based distributions have a great way of being tested as they provide ISO images for creating a Live USB.

The conundrum is that which one among them? The best solution is to try both of them out, and then choose whatever seems to work the best for your needs. But here, we're giving you some distinctions between the both that might make it easier for you to make a choice.

Any Operating system in the market whether its Windows, Linux, Unix, macOS, and any other, must be able to access and manage files and data on storage devices.

Python programming language is applied in so many areas of computer technology, i.e., Scripting, GUI development, Website development, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, Data Science, Computer Networking, and Network Automation, and Cyber Security.

Apart from your programming skills, there are a few other things that can also influence the way you code, and one of them is your computer system for sure. Even though it isn't like you can't code on a regular PC or laptop, speaking from personal experience, you can make the most out of your programming skillset by going for a computer with high specs and one that's been specially designed for such tasks.

Privacy is something that almost all of us have concerns about. Many people switch over to Linux because of its better privacy features. In this time, where many people believe (quite rightly so) that privacy doesn't exist anymore, Linux provides a ray of hope. Distributions like Tails OS are specifically designed for that purpose.

Tar is a famous utility that is basically used for collecting multiple files in a single archive. This file is often called a 'tarball'. Today, we are going to tell you about the different things you can do with tarballs using the tar command, with practical examples.