Category Linux

How to Clear Bash History in Linux and Mac

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Sometimes we run bash commands with sensitive information. For example, running a shell script and passing passwords as the command-line arguments. In that case, it’s better to clear the bash history for security reasons. Clear Bash History in Linux When…

Top 10 Best Laptops for Kali Linux

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Are you looking for the best laptops for Kali Linux? If yes, then this article is for you. Below we have reviewed the 10 best laptops for Kali Linux, shortlisted after the comprehensive research of 72 hours. Anyone cannot deny…

How to install and play Apex Legends on Linux?

Install And Play Apex Legends On Linux

Apex Legends is one of the most famous Battle Royale games in recent times. And although there is no native version of Apex Legends for Linux, you can still play it on your Linux machine directly with the help of…

Nala – A better interface for the apt package manager

Nala Package Manager A Beautiful Frontend For APt

APT is the default package manager in Debian and Ubuntu-based distributions. And although Debian is one of the oldest Linux-based distributions, the apt package manager is still devoid of many features which other new package managers such as DNF and…

How To Keep Ubuntu Up To Date

How To Keep Ubuntu Up To Date

Keeping Ubuntu up to date is important for two main reasons: security and software stability. Security updates fix vulnerabilities in the operating system that could be exploited by malicious software or attackers. Software updates improve the stability of the system…

How To Find The User Group of A User

How To Check The User Groups An Ubuntu User Belongs To

When we talk about the usual day-to-day activity of any Linux administrator, one activity indeed precedes everything else: adding or removing users from the system. One thing that keeps changing is the users’ access level depending on the kind of…

How to use loadable kernel modules in Linux?

Using Loadable Kernel Modules In Linux

Loadable kernel modules are pieces of code that can be loaded and unloaded into the kernel upon demand. They provide a way to extend the functionality of the kernel without having to rebuild or reboot the system. In this article,…

The printf command in Linux: A Complete Guide

Printf Command In Linux

The printf command is one of the basic commands that are very popular among Linux enthusiasts and users. It allows one to print formatted output. In their article, we will be covering all, from basics to advanced uses for the…