• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 31 Jan, 23

In contrast to Windows, Linux normally does not require frequent reboots. Except in a few instances, such as when a kernel upgrades or a security patch, Linux OS may function for extended periods...

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• Date 31 Jan, 23

Many Linux distributions are available, and choosing one of them seems challenging. Different versions offer different features, and one of the most popular and reliable versions is Ubuntu, which...

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• Date 30 Jan, 23

You may see the network setting of your Ubuntu Linux system has been changed, or you may have problems when trying to connect to the network. You`ll be surprised if you know how a restart of the...

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• Date 30 Jan, 23

Effectively managing processes is a valuable skill for any Ubuntu user. It would be useful to know the technical methods for kill process Ubuntu to handle frozen applications, optimize systems, or...

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• Date 17 Jan, 23

To securely connect a client to a server, the foremost concern is ensuring security. This is particularly true for Linux users. SSH is known as Secure Shell and is the default method for this...

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• Date 17 Jan, 23

Did you get tired of Windows and tried installing Linux on your Desktop? Now you want to know how to get the best out of your new operating system! We are here to help you understand Linux better....

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• Date 11 Jan, 23

Sometimes you can explain a thousand words with a picture. On the other hand, reading or hearing a description of something may not be as understandable as looking at it. When you want to explain a...

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 09 Jan, 23

You were tired of windows! It's ok; we all get tired sometimes. Now you are using Linux-based operating systems like Ubuntu, and you don’t know how to reboot your device. Linux-based operating...

• by Susith Nonis
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• Date 30 Nov, 22

How to Move To The Next Page In The Nano Editor This article simplifies the use of the nano editor and will get you started on the next page in a few easy steps What is the nano editor? The nano...

• by Susith Nonis
• in Server Linux Web Hosting
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• Date 30 Nov, 22

If you manage a VPS, dedicated server, or reseller hosting account that uses cPanel, one of your essential maintenance tasks is making sure your cPanel license is valid and up to date. An active...