Git rebase is easily one of the most misunderstood commands in Git. Beginners often tend to mess up their working tree using this command the wrong way or fail to find the difference between git rebase and merge. So in…
It’s a little tricky to connect an Android phone to Linux. But to make it easy, there’s an interesting tool available for Linux. KDE Connect is an application made by the KDE Community to provide a bridge between your phone…
In this module, we’ll learn to install and set up Flutter on Linux. Flutter has been gaining fame lately because of its flexible application, as it can be used to develop Android and iOS applications using the same codebase. Because…
With the advent of Linux, many popular Linux based distributions became popular and earned their name. CentOS vs Red Hat Enterprise Linux are such examples. Red Hat became popular in the commercial world, where big organisations highly prefer it because…
In this module, we discuss how to handle large and binary files effectively using git LFS. Git LFS is one of the must-know features that are often unknown to most git users. In this tutorial, we will learn how to…
In this article we discuss how to shallow clone on Git. We’ll go over the differences between the default git clone command and the shallow clone and then learn how to create a shallow clone on git. What is the…
You may have heard of the git stash, but what exactly is it? Let’s learn that today. Git can easily be considered as one of the most important technology in modern software development. It allows a lot developers to work…
Want to install Telegram on Linux? This is the tutorial for you. Telegram has become one of the most popular messengers with over 500 million daily users. Telegram is a one-stop application for connecting with various communities like Libreoffice and…
On Linux, we usually lack entertainment, but know what? There is an official version of Spotify on Linux, so you can seamlessly enjoy your Linux experience while listening to your type of songs. Spotify has gained lots of popularity reaching…
In this tutorial, we’ll learn about the sar command in Linux! sar is part of the sysstat package which contains various utilities and tools, mainly for monitoring system performance and user activity. It is a tool within the sysstat package…