User Posts: Walid Al Asad
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6 Best Linux Distro For Gaming
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While a normal user chooses a Linux distro based and stability, ease of use, and security, a gamer has a different priority. A gamer looks for high ...

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How to Install Ubuntu in WSL Using GUI [3 Steps]
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WSL or Windows Subsystem for Linux provides a way to run Linux commands and tools in Windows. Moreover, users, especially developers, like Ubuntu for its ...

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How to Install Ubuntu in WSL2 in Just 3 Steps
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The WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) feature allows a user to install a Linux distro and execute Linux commands in Windows. WSL 2 is the current version of ...

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How to Install Ubuntu in WSL 1 in Just 3 Steps
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WSL stands for Windows Subsystem for Linux and it is a feature that allows developers to install Linux distros in Windows where they can run Linux commands, ...

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Top 6 Best Linux Distro For Developers in 2023
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There are many reasons developers prefer Linux. For instance, Linux provides better support for programming languages and tools, and it is more secure. ...

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Delete a User from an Ubuntu Server in Just 3 Steps
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For instance, if a user no longer needs access to a server, or he has violated some usage policy, or his account has been hacked, the system administrator can ...

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Remove User from a Group Using “gpasswd” Command in 3 Steps
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In Linux, groups are a way to control access and share resources where different groups enjoy different privileges. An administrator can remove a user from a ...

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3 Ways to Delete the User Password in Ubuntu
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Deleting the user password can remove the hassle of entering a password every time. Moreover, if a user forgets his password and requests to reset the password ...

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2 Ways to Change Folder Permissions from Root to User in Linux
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There could be different reasons for changing folder permissions from root to a particular user. For instance, an administrator may need to provide access to a ...

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How to Create a New SFTP User in Ubuntu with a New SSH Key
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If you are an administrator and you create an SFTP user, you will get a username and a password. The user can access the SFTP server with those credentials. ...

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How to Create FTP User for Specific Directory in Ubuntu [4 Steps]
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Let’s say you are an administrator and you want to keep your FTP server organized, secured, and manage the resource efficiently. One way to do it is by ...

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How to Change Permissions on Mounted Drive in Linux
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If you have a mounted drive, you might run into some issues. You may not be able to read, write or execute files on your drive properly. And most of the time ...

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Create A User in Ubuntu that Runs a Script and Logs Out [4 Steps]
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Let’s say you are a system administrator. You want to create a special user where the user has only one task. He will log into your system, run a script and ...

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What is Sudo in Linux [A Detailed Review]
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The sudo in Linux allows a user to run a command with elevated privileges. For instance, a hotel has different keys for different rooms. If you are a guest, ...

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What is a Shell in Linux [A Comprehensive Summary]
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The shell exposes the operating system to the user. It provides a way for a user to interact with the system and control it. A shell can have a graphical or ...

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What is TCP/IP? [A Complete Overview]
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TCP/IP is a set of rules used to connect two devices in a network. For instance, let’s say two computers want to communicate with each other, the first one ...

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What is Server in Computer Network [A Complete Guide]
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A server is hardware and software which serves a client (program/computer). You can compare a server to a waiter at a restaurant. A waiter takes your request ...

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The “arp” Command in Linux [7 Practical Examples]
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The arp command in Linux is used to map IP addresses to MAC (Physical) addresses on a LAN (Local Area Network). Every computer memory store ARP (Address ...

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The “sestatus” Command in Linux [4 Practical Examples]
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The sestatus command in Linux shows the information on SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux). SELinux is a Linux kernel security module that allows an ...

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The “vim” Command in Linux [8 Practical Examples]
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The vim command in Linux is a powerful, faster text editor with advanced features. However, it isn’t suitable for novices. Even though, the nano command is ...

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