Linux Tutorials
How to Add a User in Linux: A Step-by-Step Guide (GUI + CLI) Paid Members Public
Adding a user in Linux is simple. It can be done through the command line interface. Users are important for managing access to files and system settings and creating a new user can be useful for granting specific permissions or separating different users’ activities. Here’s how to add a
3 Easy Ways To Change Ubuntu Password Paid Members Public
Ubuntu is a popular Linux-based operating system known for its user-friendly interface and robust security features. One of the essential aspects of maintaining a secure Ubuntu system is regularly changing the password. Changing the password of your Ubuntu account is a straightforward process that can be accomplished in a few
How To Send Encrypted Emails In Linux Paid Members Public
Though social media has reduced the need for sending emails but still for almost all professional reasons we send emails. Our emails are the online letters and contain useful information hence the information must be protected. In this article, we’ll discuss how we can send encrypted emails in Linux
How To Make A Multiboot USB In Linux And Windows Paid Members Public
Do you wish to make a multiboot USB? Do you want to have multiple OSes on a USB drive for installation or for recovering other systems? Do you want to boot and use multiple operating systems from your USB drive, I got you covered. Let us look at two ways
How To Create Shell Scripts Paid Members Public
Having to type the same command over and over again can be a daunting task and tiresome for that matter. The shell scripts are really easy to create and run saving you from a lot of misery and anguish if you really prefer using the terminal over using the GUI
Tips To Speed Up Ubuntu Paid Members Public
Chances are that your Ubuntu desktop will run so smooth. You will wonder why you did not switch from those other slow loading desktop operating systems (looking at you Windows). Ubuntu runs smoothly on most modern machines and older machines using variants such as Lubuntu, Xubuntu and Ubuntu MATE are
What Is NVM (Non-Volatile Memory)? Paid Members Public
NVM or Non-volatile memory is a type of computer memory that can store all the data present in it regardless of the memory has power or not. In simple words, if the power to memory is disabled then it will still be able to hold the data stored in it.
How To Share Printer On Network In Linux Paid Members Public
Printing is an everyday job for us. Projects, office work, homework, etc. The basic fact is that we almost require printing every day. Now, what if we require sharing printer connected to our home Linux machine. So I decided to write a guide about it which is fairly simple. So,
