Services, also known as daemons, are background programs and scripts that provide essential functionalities, such as database services like MySQL, or web server capabilities (e.g., Tomcat). (more…)
If you’ve observed your computer’s performance degrading, becoming noticeably slower, the reason might be applications silently consuming excessive memory. (more…)
Encountering the error “sudo systemd-resolved command not found error Ubuntu” indicates that your system cannot locate the systemd-resolved executable within your PATH. (more…)
Understanding your sound card setup is vital for Ubuntu administrators to verify hardware compatibility and driver functionality. With a few simple terminal commands, you can retrieve valuable details about your audio devices and drivers in Ubuntu 22.04. (more…)
Properly configuring networking is vital for any Ubuntu desktop or server. In this introduction, we’ll cover the key topics involved in managing network settings on Ubuntu 22.04 systems. (more…)
By Christine Tomas – The significant feature of Linux — is its transparency and openness to change. But users pay for it with the standardization of the command process. (more…)
Have you ever had a file that was accidentally deleted on your Linux system and wish you could get it back? If so, you are not alone. Many Linux users face this situation at some point and wonder how to recover their lost data. Fortunately, (more…)
Every Linux user should know how to add and/or create a user as well as how to delete a user. This is important since on a fresh installation there is only one root user and most Linux distros are multi-user (more…)
Linux is renowned for its security features, boasting a customizable built-in firewall. However, for beginners, navigating its complexities can be daunting, prompting them to seek more user-friendly alternatives. (more…)
Utilize the journalctl command tool to efficiently handle systemd journal logs on your system. Clearing unnecessary logs can help reclaim disk space. Here are a couple of methods based on your preferences: (more…)
