Linux

In this post are going to discuss about how you can save the output of any Linux command in a file.

Today we will discuss about TLDR. TLDR is a collection of "help pages" related to Linux commands maintained by communities that can be accessed by any client. This can become an alternative to traditional MAN pages. Because it is very easy to understand.

Users coming from Windows background to Linux are often get confused about the file system of Linux. Linux "/" directory is often compared to Windows' C: drive. But this is not correct. There are no drive letters in Linux. Let's understand the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy Standard and the purpose of various directories present in it.

The full form of Tasksel is Task Select. That is, you select a task in it and then it will automatically installs all the packages related to that particular task. It does not require to select all packages related to a particular task separately. For example if you select Xubuntu Desktop, then it will install all the packages related to Xubuntu desktop on your pc.

If you have a Linux machine, then you must know what distribution it is. But if you want to know in detail about your operating system like Kernel version, Shell version, CPU, GPU etc. then the following commands might...

What is Nextcloud? Nextcloud is PHP based open source software with which we can build file hosting services like Dropbox. Since it is free source software, we can also install it on our own private server. With Nextcloud employees of...

Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy Gorilla is "a short-term release". It comes with 9 months of security updates, significant improvements, and select software updates. Canonical includes Linux Kernel 5.8 and Gnome 3.38 with it. And yes, this is the first Ubuntu...

Pop OS is a Linux distribution developed by an American computer manufacturer System76. Pop OS Linux has all the goodness of Ubuntu. Pop OS does not comes with bloatware. So you will see very few preinstalled applications. Here are...

And eventually Microsoft released its Edge browser for the Linux operating system. This is currently a preview release. But with this release, Microsoft Edge is now available for all operating systems. The Linux-based Edge browser is made available for Ubuntu,...

Want to use the Windows Calculator app on your Linux desktop? Yes! now you can. It is built on the Uno platform. They took the source code for Windows's default calculator app (which Microsoft made open source last year) and...