Linux is an computer operating system assembled under the model of free and open source software development and distribution. Here we’ll cover tutorials on several topics related to Linux.
Choosing a Linux distro is not always easy. There are several Linux distros that may be best for you, and very often the choice is a matter of personal preference rather than any technical advantages of one over the others. Linux is available in many different flavors, so here is a guide as to which might be best for your particular needs.
First, consider your own …
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Today we will show you how to create repository in Linux. We know that we can install packages in Linux by using RPM (Red Hat Package Management) but disadvantage is that by using RPM we can't install packages wich depend on other packages i.e dependencies. so in order to install packages which depend on other packages, we have to install packages by using YUM (Yellowdog …
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When choosing a server for your business, you have a few different options to pick from. While many companies use Windows-based servers, choosing a Linux server is probably your best bet. Why exactly is a Linux server better than all the rest? Here are a few of the advantages of using a Linux server.
Most Stable
Using a Linux server make sense because it is …
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Linux provides full control over file access which ultimately helps many people to use the system. Files and data are maintained leaving no risks of them being changed, viewed, modified or deleted by any masquerader.
As you might be aware of the three types of users in Linux who may have access to the files:
User – An account created by the administrator of the …
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Here we are enlightening you with five useful Shell-Prompt tips which definitely will prove to be a boon for you.
1) For a short-cut we always define the alias. But, sometimes, we don’t need that and want the original effect of the command.
For example:
alias ls='ls -la'
Now to restrict the alias effect and see the native command, we can execute it in any …
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