Copying files in Linux
Copying files and folder is an essential task for every user, No matter what operating system you use. In this article, We will see how we can copy the Files or Folders using the Linux terminal.
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Transferring files with SCP
SCP stands for Secure Copy Protocol it's based on SSH which allows us to access the remote system over the secure connection. The Good thing about SSH is we can connect to the remote system and execute the commands.
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Installing Visual Studio Code in Ubuntu
VSCode is my favorite IDE created by Microsoft. It's Open Source and the source code is available on GitHub. Using this method you can easily install vscode on your Ubuntu system
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Changing Password in Ubuntu
This article will walk you through the steps of changing passwords in your Ubuntu system. Both GUI and CLI way.
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Install GIMP in Linux
GIMP is one of my favorite software which is a great alternative to Adobe's Photoshop an image editing tool. GIMP is Free and It's cross-platform.
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Installing Adobe Reader in Ubuntu
Adobe reader is a pretty useful software for opening PDF Files. There are a lot of alternatives available for Ubuntu. But this is good in terms of available features.
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Generating Password in Linux Terminal
There are a ton of Password generators out there, In both online and offline. But you can easily generate strong passwords in your Linux terminal.
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4 Ways to Install Packages in Ubuntu
There are multiple ways to install your favorite application in Ubuntu. You can install it via
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Set Wallpaper from Terminal on Ubuntu
This is a cool guide for setting up wallpaper right from your Ubuntu terminal.
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Stop Unattended Upgrades in Ubuntu
This article helps to your enable or disable unattended upgrades in Ubuntu
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Installing Redshift in Ubuntu
This post contains information on installing RedShift in Ubuntu and Linux Mint
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Installing LibreOffice Latest Version in Ubuntu
LibreOffice is the Best Alternative for Microsoft Office. LibreOffice comes with the all the Software similar to Microsoft office.
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Install Shutter in Ubuntu
This Article show you the best way to install shutter in your Ubuntu system. This method also works with Elementary OS and Linux Mint
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Managing Systemd in Linux
Systemd helps us to keep & managing the services in easy way or keep the services running or start on boot. This article contains the commands which will help you to manage systemd services.
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Installing Tweak Tool in Ubuntu
Gnome tweak tools let's you to customise the appearance right from the GUI
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