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You may have encountered ‘FATAL: Could not read from the boot medium! System halted.’ error, sometimes while booting into a VM inside VirtualBox. It sometimes shows ‘No Bootable Medium Found! System halted’ instead of the above message. In this article, we are going to take at how this error can arise, and we will follow […]

When music players are discussed in the Linux world, Rhythmbox is the first suggestion of every user. And why wouldn’t it be? It is the best audio player out there, with Radio FM support and even Podcasts! In this article, we are going to take a look at the installation of Rhythmbox and add several

You can use commands like ‘cd’ and ‘cd ..’ to navigate between the folders in the Linux Terminal. But it is not efficient and certainly more time-consuming, as you may not remember all the subdirectories present in a directory, and you might have to list the contents every time you enter a new directory. This

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about copying files with a specific extension from one directory to another, and later we will remove the original files. For this tutorial, we are going to learn more about the cp & find command, and we’ll learn how can we use them together so that it

Command-line is a powerful tool because we can redirect the output of a command to another command in a single line, and in this case, we will redirect the output of find command to the cp command. In this tutorial, I will show you how can you exclude several files with a specific extension while

There are few ways through which we can list files and directories in the Linux Terminal. One command is extremely common to list directories, and that command is ls command. But listing files through ls has limitations, it cannot display the structure in a tree like structure. For example : This is where the tree

The find command in Linux is a very handy tool for finding a specific file in your machine. But sometimes, it outputs a lot of files and clutters the search result. And if you’re sure that the file you are looking for is not in a specific directory, you can actually exclude it from the

May the force be with you fellow Jedi Knights! What if I tell you there is a way through which you can watch Star Wars in the terminal? No, I’m not playing mind tricks on you, you can actually do that with the help of a program named Telnet. Note that there won’t be any