Bash: Concatenate Strings Easily with Our Simple Guide
As we have iterated countless times in our previous Bash guides, Bash is a very powerful shell...
SED Replace: How to Manipulate Text in Unix
So, what is SED Replace?
SED stands for Stream Editor. This is a powerful...
Linux Shell Scripting part-2: Message Displaying, User Variables and Environment Variables
In our last post on Shell Scripting, Starting with Linux Shell Scripting you have seen how to start with shell scripts.
Shell scripts may or...
How to Decode Base64 Strings
What is Base64 Encoding?
Base64 is a binary-to-text encoding scheme that represents binary data in an ASCII string format. It's designed to carry data stored...
Linux Shell Scripting part-1: Starting with Linux Shell Scripting
Dear Unixmen Community, We are pleased to announce shell scripting series for our valued readers, who may not have a sound understanding of Shell...
How to Refine your Search Results Using Grep Exclude
What is Grep Exclude?
Grep exclude is a powerful feature of the grep command...
Google Chrome on Linux: Installation and User Guide
Are you looking to install Google Chrome on your Linux system? This article guide will walk you through everything you need to know about...
Enable SSH Ubuntu: How to Securely Access your Remote Server
Learning how to enable SSH (Secure Shell) on Ubuntu is a crucial step...
Bash Functions in Shell Scripts
Functions are a powerful feature in bash scripting that allow you to encapsulate and reuse code. By...
Bash Script Example: Guide for Beginners
Bash scripting is a powerful tool for automating tasks in Unix-based systems, including Linux and macOS. Whether...
SSH Max Limits and Optimization
SSH (Secure Shell) is a powerful tool for remote administration and secure data transfer. However, it's crucial to understand and configure its limits effectively...
A Guide on How to Master Bash If Else… Statements
Introduction
As someone who creates apps and occasionally uses Linux, it's crucial to control...
How to Compress Files Using the Linux Zip Command
The Linux zip command is an essential tool for file compression and archiving in Unix-based systems. Whether...
How to Fix the SSH Permission Denied (publickey) Error
Introduction
SSH, or Secure Shell, is an essential protocol that is widely-used in the...
The Linux Command Line: A Tale of Two Tools – apt...
apt vs apt get
Regardless of your preferred Linux distribution, package management is an important function for every...
How to Install and Update AMD GPU Drivers
What are AMD GPU Drivers?
GPU drivers are critical software that allows your operating system to communicate effectively with AMD graphics hardware. Whether you're a...
How to Install Arch Linux
Arch Linux is a popular Linux distribution for experienced users. It's known for its rolling release model, which means you're always using the latest...
How to Change DPI: Adjusting Image Resolution
What is DPI and Why Does It Matter?
DPI, or Dots Per Inch, is a critical measurement in digital and print imaging that determines the...
