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Haidar Ali
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- Administration (21)
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- Installation (7)
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- File Editing (2)
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How to Configure Multilingual Fonts on Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to install and configure multilingual fonts using fontconfig.
How to Quickly Install Multiple Fonts in Linux
Filed under Installation
Learn how to install fonts for single and multiple users using the command-line and the Font Manager GUI utility.
Conversion of a Disk from MBR to GPT with UEFI
Filed under Administration, Filesystems
Learn how to convert an MBR disk to GPT using tools like gdisk and mkfs.
Using a Specific DNS for a Specific Domain in Linux
Filed under Networking, Web
Learn different ways to use specific DNS for certain domains or certain applications.
How to Convert CUE, BIN, IMG Images to ISO Images in Linux
Filed under Administration
Learn how to convert CUE, BIN, and IMG image formats to the standard ISO-9660 format.
How to Operate as Root in GUI
Filed under Administration
Learn the various ways to run GUI applications as root under Linux using gksu, sudo, and PAM.
What Happens to Scheduled Crontab Jobs When the Computer Is Shutdown
Filed under Administration
Learn how and when the scheduled jobs run when the computer is shutdown using the vanilla cron scheduler as well as the anacron task runner.
How to Install and Set Up Headless Linux
Filed under Administration, Installation
Learn why we might need to use headless Linux and then dive into the installation process.
How to Monitor DHCP Client Activity in Linux
Filed under Networking
Learn a few methods to monitor the DHCP client activity in Linux.
How to Detect RAID Information in Linux
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to detect the RAID information, such as the name and the model number, from the Linux command line.
LVM Dangers and Caveats
Filed under Filesystems
Understand the risks and problems associated with using Logical Volume Management (LVM).
Understanding the /etc/mtab File
Filed under Filesystems
Learn about the /etc/mtab file in Linux.
Prevent Specific Package Update in Linux
Filed under Administration, Installation
Learn the various ways to prevent a package from being updated in Ubuntu as well as RHEL and Fedora.
Installing Vim/NeoVim Plugins
Filed under File Editing, Installation
Learn how to install plugins for Vim and NeoVim manually and using the vim-plug manager.
Using Environment Variables in Nginx Config File
Filed under Administration
Learn how to use environment variables inside the Nginx config file.
Create a GIF Animation From PNG Files
Filed under Files
Learn how we can create a GIF animation out of PNG files from the Linux command line
How to Clean Up a Linux System
Filed under Administration
Leran how to clean a Linux system of unused files and directories to free up disk space
How is NeoVim Different From Vim?
Filed under File Editing
Compare Vim with its alternative implementation known as NeoVim
What Is X11?
Filed under Administration
Learn about the history of X11, how it is designed, the current state of X11, and why it will be replaced in the future
Installing RPM Packages on Arch-Based Distros
Filed under Installation
Learn what’s inside the RPM package and go over the package installation mechanism under Arch Linux
Installing and Managing Multiple Node.js Versions in Linux
Filed under Administration, Installation
Learn how we can install and manage multiple versions of Node.js on a single Linux machine
Clone Only the Space In-Use from a Disk
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how to clone only the part of the disk that is already in use
Figuring Out Which Files in /dev are Block USB Devices
Filed under Administration
Learn many ways we can use to check for the block USB storage devices attached to our system
Creating and Restoring a Linux System Image
Filed under Administration
Learn how we can create an image of our Linux machine and restore it later on
Mounting MTP Devices on Linux
Filed under Filesystems
Learn how we can mount and unmount Media Transfer Protocol devices under Linux
Guide to Virtual Disk Images
Filed under Administration, Filesystems
Learn how to choose the correct virtual disk format and the scenarios they are best suited for
Running the NGINX Server in a Docker Container
Filed under Networking
Learn how to run an Nginx container both by creating one from scratch using a Dockerfile and by using the official Nginx Docker image.
Checking Whether a Directory Exists in a Shell Script
Filed under Scripting
Learn how we can check whether a specified directory already exists
Why Is Using a Shell Loop to Process Text a Bad Practice?
Filed under Scripting
Learn the negative impacts of using a shell loop to process text contents
Find Out CPU Temperature from the Command-Line
Filed under Administration
Learn how we can check for the CPU temperature on the Linux terminal
The Exclamation Mark (!) in Interactive Shells
Filed under Administration
Discover several use cases of the “!” symbol to rerun commands from the shell’s history.
Dealing with Frozen Windows and Desktop on Linux
Filed under Administration, Processes
Learn different methods to deal with frozen graphical windows and desktop sessions
Handling Special Characters in Shell Scripts
Filed under Scripting
Go through the most common use-cases regarding handling special characters in shell scripts
How Is the Linux Kernel Tested
Filed under Administration
Learn different tools and frameworks that we commonly use for different purposes to test the Linux kernel
Find Swap Memory Usage by Processes in Linux
Filed under Administration, Processes
Learn how to view the swap memory used by processes in Linux by viewing the processes’ information inside the proc directory and using the smem tool
Using “/” in a Filename in Linux
Filed under Files
Learn about the Linux kernel restriction on using the “/” character in filenames and a workaround that we can use to include a Unicode character similar to “/”
Moving Files in Linux While Showing Progress
Filed under Files
Learn how we can move files and see their progress in a terminal by using several alternatives to the Linux mv command
Set Default Permission for New Files and Subdirectories
Filed under Filesystems, Security
Learn how to use the setfacl helper utility to set default permissions for newly created files and directories
Running a Linux Command on Start-Up
Filed under Administration
Learn various ways to run a command or a script when a Linux system starts up
Multiple glibc on a Single Linux Machine
Filed under Administration, Installation
Learn a couple of ways to use multiple glibc on our machine with g++ and patchelf
Save and Restore a Linux Process
Filed under Processes
Learn how we can save and restore a process using kill and criu