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How to Rename Directories in Linux

How to Rename Directories in Linux?

To rename the directories in Linux, use the find command, mv command, or the GUI method. In this blog, all these methods are explained in detail.

How to use Ubuntu online

How to Use Ubuntu online?

To use Ubuntu online, open the web browser and go to onworks.net and follow the instruction of the blog to learn to use Ubuntu online.

5 Best Windows Emulators in Linux

5 Best Windows Emulators in Linux

Emulators are used in Linux to run Windows and Windows-based applications. 5 best windows emulators and their installation guides are provided in this post.

How to install OBS on Ubuntu 22.04

How to Install OBS on Ubuntu 22.04?

Run the “sudo apt install obs-studio -y” command in the terminal. OBS can also be installed from the snap, flatpak and the GUI methods explained in this guide.

How to Install Webex on Ubuntu 22.04

How to Install Webex on Ubuntu 22.04?

Webex can be installed by downloading its Debian package from its official website and using the command “sudo dpkg -i [package name]” on Ubuntu 22.04.

How to Install NPM in Ubuntu 22.04

How to Install NPM in Ubuntu 22.04?

To install NPM in Ubuntu 22.04, first open the terminal and run the command “sudo apt install npm -y”, and the latest version of npm will be installed.

How to mount SMB shares in ubuntu 22.04

How to Mount SMB Shares in Ubuntu 22.04?

To mount the SMB Shares in Ubuntu, either install the CIFS-utils by running “sudo apt install cifs-utils -y” or use the other approach to mount automatically.

How to Install Make on Ubuntu 22.04

How to Install Make on Ubuntu 22.04

Make utility can be installed by executing the command “sudo apt install make -y”. Moreover, it can be installed via the build-essential package.

Ps Command in Linux Explained

ps Command in Linux | Explained

The ps command in linux is used to display all the running processes in the terminal. Detailed information about the processes will be displayed.

How to Change User Password in Linux

How to Change the User Password in Linux?

To change the users’ password in Linux, use the commands “passwd” or “chpasswd” in the terminal or open the “Users” option in Settings using the GUI method

diff Command in Linux | Explained

diff Command in Linux | Explained

The diff command is used to make the comparison between two files comparing their every line. The diff command comes pre-installed in Linux distributions

How do I Open a Text File in Linux Terminal

How do I Open a Text File in Linux Terminal?

To open a text file in a Linux terminal, we can use the “cat”, “head”, “tail”, “more”, “less”, “nl”, and “xdg-open” commands and text editors, “nano” and “vim”.

How to Install Cisco WebEx in Linux?

How to Install Cisco WebEx in Linux?

To install the Cisco WebEx on Linux distributions, download the Debian or RPM package of Webex and install it using the apt, yum, or dnf package managers.

cp Command in Linux | Explained

cp Command in Linux | Explained

The cp command in Linux is used to copy files and directories from different source locations to the destination in the computer

su Command in Linux | Switch User

su Command in Linux | Switch User

su Command in Linux | Switch User
Excerpt: We can switch from one user account using the terminal instantly. To switch from another user account to the already logged-in user, we use the “su command”.

Linux ifconfig Command Explained

Linux | ifconfig Command Examples

In Linux, the purpose of the ifconfig command is to configure the network interfaces, specifically those associated with Kernel modules

How to Count Files in Directory in Linux

How to Count files in Directory of Linux?

To count files in directory, use the “ls [path] | wc -l”, “find [path] | -type f | wc -l”, “tree [path]”, and “rsync –stat –dry-run -a [path]” commands.

How to Set or Change Hostname in Linux

How to Set or Change Hostname in Linux

To set or change the hostname in Linux, use the command “sudo hostnamectl set-hostname [name]” or by changing the computer name in Sharing of Settings.