How To Tweet From Commandline In Linux
Working from commandline is fun, fast, safe and also it is a recommended way to learn Linux. Everyday, I spend so much time on all Linux forums, popular websites, and blogs in the pursuit of...
Working from commandline is fun, fast, safe and also it is a recommended way to learn Linux. Everyday, I spend so much time on all Linux forums, popular websites, and blogs in the pursuit of...
A while ago, we have written about a tool called “Portainer”, a web-based Docker management tool. Using Portainer, we can easily create, delete, and manage containers. In this guide, we will see how to monitor...
Phoronix Test Suite, (or PTS in short) is an open source testing and benchmarking platform developed by Phoronix Media. It allows you to run tests in fully automated manner and all tests are easy to use,...
I love watching movies! Everyone does!! However, I would like to read the movie reviews and its ratings before watching them. Mostly, I use IMDB website to read the movie reviews and all movie related...
A while ago, we have published a guide to install Docker on Ubuntu. Today, we will see how to install Docker in CentOS. This method is same for other RPM based distributions like Fedora, RHEL, Scientific...
Today, I came across an useful web service called ExplainShell that helps you to find what each part of a Linux command does. Of course, you can refer man pages or do a quick google...
There are plethora of tools available to encrypt and password protect your data. CryptoGo is one such tool. It is a simple file encrypter for your day-to-day needs. Using CryptoGo, you can easily encrypt and...
Go, also known as GoLang, is an open source programming language developed at Google by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson in 2007. The Go language became a public open source project on November 10,...
Let us say you’re searching for a particular command that solves a specific issue on your Linux system. After a bit of Google search, you find it on a website or a blog, and you...
Arch Linux is a general purpose GNU/Linux distribution that provides most up-to-date softwares by following the rolling-release model. Unlike fixed-point release Linux distributions, Arch Linux allows you to use updated cutting-edge softwares and packages as...