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Learn how to use the XXD command to manage, convert, and display binary data from standard input or file on Unix and Linux.
How to Use Envsubst to Replace Environment Variables in Linux
Learn how to substitute single or multiple environment variables from a file using the envsubst command-line tool in Linux.
This Python compiler can converts code into bytecode, enhancing execution speed by up to 10-100x.
Learn about the Codon compiler, how to use it to compile an existing Python program into byte code like C/C++, and how to get multi-threading.
Understanding the /proc/cpuinfo File in Linux
Learn about the /proc/cpuinfo file in Linux, the different sections inside it, more about its flags, and how to use it to write shell scripts.
ShellBench: Perform Benchmark Tests on Various Linux Shells
This article will show you how to setup ShellBench and use it to perform benchmark tests on various shells to compare their performance.
Inotifywait: Monitor Live Events on Files and Directories on Linux
In this article, you will learn how to watch read, write, open, close, etc. events on a file or directory and get desktop notifications.
Fixed "traceroute: command not found" in Linux
In this article, you will learn how to solve the "traceroute: command not found" error on Linux by applying a simple solution.
How to Install LXD on Linux (with Pro's Practical Examples)
This article covers everything about LXD from its installation to managing containers using LXC commands with advanced concepts.
How to Host V3 .Onion Website With Custom Domain on Linux
This article will show you how to set up a web server, Tor, and then serve your localhost on the dark web with a custom V3 onion web address.
How to Install Tiny Tiny RSS Using Docker on PC (Ultimate Guide)
This article will show you how to install Tiny Tiny RSS on Linux using Docker and then how to add a new RSS feed, add plugins, themes, and more.
Killport: Stopping Processes by Port Number in Linux
Killport is a Linux command-line tool that allows users to quickly kill processes listening to a single or multiple ports.
rEFInd: A Modern and Customizable Boot Manager for Linux
rEFInd is a modern and highly customizable boot manager for UEFI and EFI-based machines that can be easily installed on any new Linux system.
Gaupol: Create or Edit Subtitle Files with a Free Subtitle Editor
Gaupol is a free and open-source subtitle editor that allows anyone to easily create or edit subtitle files and supports multiple subtitle formats.
How to Install Telegram on Ubuntu (and Other Linux Distro’s)
In this article, you will discover different ways to install the Telegram desktop client on Linux, including steps to enable dark mode.
How to Use Systemctl Command in Systemd Linux System
Learn how to use the systemctl command, which helps you manage your systemd service in the modern Linux operating system.
Linux Weekly Roundup: Red Hat 9.4, openSUSE Leap 15.6 RC, Nano 8.0, and More!
Stay updated with our Linux Weekly Roundup for the latest news, hardware innovations, essential tools, and distribution updates in the Linux community.
Norka: A Lightweight Text Editor And Best Alternative to Gedit
Norka is a lightweight text editor and the best alternative to Gedit, where you can write your thoughts without worrying about saving them.
How to Run and Use Meta's Llama 3 on Linux
Learn how to locally run the latest 8B parameter version of Meta's Llama 3 on Linux using the LM Studio with practical examples.
Tokei: Quickly Count Different Metrics in Your Codebase
The Tokei CLI tool assists the developer in finding the number of programming languages, lines, comments, and blanks in their codebase.
Cheat: Create a Cheatsheet for Your Favorite Command in Linux
Cheat is a Linux command-line tool that allows anyone to access the community cheatsheet or create their own personal cheatsheet in a sec.