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Reset Your Terminal in Linux

Reset The Linux Terminal

Want to know how to reset your terminal in Linux? Sometimes you may accidentally redirect binary output to your terminal and would need to reset it so that all the text clears out and you have your scrollbar back. Other…

The complete guide to rm command on Linux

A Complete Guide To The Rm Command In Linux

The rm command in the Linux terminal is used to remove or delete objects such as files, symbolic links and directories. However, to delete a directory, you have to use extra options with the command. You should be very careful…

Rename a Directory in Linux: 3 Methods

Different Ways To Rename A Directory In Linux

If you achieve a goal using a different method than the one which society uses, does the method even matter? Well, in the case of Linux-based operating systems, there is usually more than one way through which you can complete…

Make Your Bash Shell Beautiful 2022

Make Your Bash Shell Beautiful 2022

Bash is an acronym for Borne Again Shell. It is used to interact with the operating system and is also the login shell. It is the default shell in the Linux-based operating systems. Although many other shells are available, the…

How to download a file using cURL on Linux?

Download A File In The Terminal Using The CURL Command

While wget is the most commonly used utility to download files, cURL and aria2 can be used to achieve the same results as well. cURL works both as a command line utility and a library and therefore you can use…

How To Disable Secure Boot to Install Linux

How To Disable Secure Boot

Secure Boot is a UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) firmware security feature created by the UEFI Consortium that ensures your computer boots up securely and safely by preventing unauthorized software from taking over your system. It boots only those bootloaders…