Here is my top 5 backup tools in Linux
Data is the backbone of a Company. So, performing backup on regular intervals is one of the vital role of a system administrator. Here is my favourite five backup tools that I use mostly. I...
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Move Unity launcher to the bottom in Ubuntu 16.04
By default, Unity launcher is placed on the left side in Ubuntu ever since it was introduced. We can’t change the position of Unity in Ubuntu 15.10 and older versions. Not anymore. From Ubuntu 16.04...
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) final beta is out
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, codenamed Xenial Xerus, final beta is available for download. All Ubuntu users are encouraged to and download and test it. The development cycle of Ubuntu 16.04 has come to end, and the final...
How to upgrade to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS final beta
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS final will be released today in a couple of hours. And the final beta of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is released and is available for testing. Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Xenial Xerus) final beta is...
UbuntuBSD – A combination of FreeBSD and Ubuntu
UbuntuBSD – Unix for Human beings Today, I stumbled upon a great news folks. Yes, meet UbuntuBSD, the power of FreeBSD kernel with familiarity of Ubuntu OS. In layman terms, It is a Unix-like operating system,...
M23 – An Open Source deployment and management for Linux
About m23 m23 is a free, Open Source server distribution used for software deployment and management of the clients over network. Using m23, a system administrator can easily install and manage clients via a simple...
Record your Terminal activity using ‘Script’ Command
As a System administrator, you will run a lot of commands in the Terminal everyday. Sometimes you might want to refer the entire command history along with all respective outputs later. And, If you’re a...
Getting started with Pacman
About Pacman Pacman, stands for Package Manager, is the default and simple library-based command line package management tool for Arch Linux and its derivatives. It allows us to easily install, remove, update, and upgrade packages along...
How To Check Installed Linux Kernels
Ever wondered how many Linux Kernels you have installed in your Linux box? No? Well, this brief tutorial will teach you how to view or check installed Linux Kernels on different Linux operating systems. It’s...
Install Linux Kernel 4.5 in openSUSE 42.1
This brief tutorial describes how to install latest Kernel in openSUSE 42.1 Leap edition. Install Linux Kernel 4.5 in openSUSE First let us check the current installed Kernel using command: # uname -r Sample output:...
Arch Linux 2016.03.01 has been released – Here is how to upgrade it
Arch Linux 2016.03.01 has been released few days ago. It ships with Linux Kernel 4.4 LTS branch, and many updated packages, bug fixes. This tutorial describes how to upgrade to Arch Linux 2016.03.01 from older...
Linux Kernel 4.5 released – Install it in CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 16.04
Just few hours ago, Linus Torvalds has proudly announced the release of Linux Kernel 4.5. After two months of continues development, Kernel 4.5 final production is finally made available for download. Linux Torvalds wrote in...
