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How to Create and Use VirtualBox Snapshots
Filed under Administration
Learn how to use the Snapshots feature of VirtualBox and how it works.
Enable the MySQLi Extension on Linux
Filed under Administration, Installation
Explore the MySQLi extension on a Linux system and learn how to enable it.
WinSCP Equivalent in Linux
Filed under File Transfer, Security
Learn many ways to get the behavior and convenience of WinSCP under Linux.
Renaming the Current File in Vim
Filed under File Editing
Learn how to rename a file in the Vim text editor.
How to Find Heap Memory of a Running Process
Filed under Processes
Learn how to find the heap memory usage of a running process on Linux.
How to Use Wireless Network in VirtualBox
Filed under Networking
Learn how to use a wireless connection in VirtualBox VMs in NAT and bridged modes.
Passing Multiple Commands to a Kubernetes Container
Filed under Administration
Learn about ways to pass several commands at once to a Kubernetes container.
Removing the Last Page of a PDF File From Command Line
Filed under Files
Learn how to remove the last page of a PDF from the command line.