Today, let’s talk about how to resize images by command line via Terminal. Command line way of doing things have their own advantages. In most of the cases, it is highly efficient to use command line when doing things from a remote computer. Also, Terminal consumes least amount of system resources and is lightning fast.
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How to find IP and MAC Address by command line in Linux
by Kiran Kumarby Kiran Kumar 4 minutes readAnother day, another command line tutorial. Today, let’s talk about an important networking command in Linux, ip. This command is very useful to fish out network parameters of the Linux computer. It works on all Linux distributions including Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, and etc..
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25 basic Linux commands a beginner needs to know
by Abrahamby Abraham 25 minutes readLinux is one of the most popular operating systems that has been around since the mid-1990s. An operating system is a software that manages all the hardware resources in a computer or laptop. In simple terms, an operating system works the communication between your PC’s software and hardware. Therefore, if you do not have an operating system, the software would fail to function.
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Command-line way of changing Computer Name in Ubuntu
by Kiran Kumarby Kiran Kumar 3 minutes readIn this session of Terminal Tuts, we will learn how to change your Ubuntu computer name and your server host name via Terminal. Command-line method is more useful for system administrators as usually they do it remotely.
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Many of our readers have requested me to write articles on learning Linux. I’m excited to introduce first article in this mega series – Linux Shell. You might have heard about this term used in Linux quite often. So, what is Shell?
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How to kill a frozen program in Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and elementary OS
by Kiran Kumarby Kiran Kumar 1 minutes readAlthough Linux Mint and Ubuntu are reliable and stable operating systems, you can’t avoid program computer freezes due to the nature of…
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Check hard disk for Bad Sectors by command-line in Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and elementary OS
by Kiran Kumarby Kiran Kumar 3 minutes readHard disk failures are just a thing that’s bound to happen to every computer. But, time of complete failure is…
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How to add, remove, and rename Users by command-line in Ubuntu, Linux Mint
by Kiran Kumarby Kiran Kumar 2 minutes readIn this session of our Terminal Tuts series, let’s learn how to add, remove, and modify user accounts from the…
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How to reboot, shutdown, log off PC from Terminal by command-line in Ubuntu and Linux Mint
by Kiran Kumarby Kiran Kumar 4 minutes readLinux was all command-line when it began. Commands are input into Terminal, and this was the primary means of communicating…