Category: Linux Guide

One of the important operations when working with users in the MySQL DBMS is changing the user’s password. Typically, only... Read more

The VLC media player is preinstalled in many distributions and is used primarily for video playback. However, it is capable... Read more

Samba is a program that is a file server running on the SMB/CIFS protocol and allows you to provide access... Read more

The GIMP graphics editor offers a huge number of tools for working with images. In terms of its functionality, it... Read more

VPN (Virtual Private Network) is a technology that allows you to connect computers located in different parts of the world... Read more

The bit depth of the operating system determines the set of processor instructions that will be used to work with... Read more

When you stop working with a disk in Linux, in order to completely close access to it and avoid data... Read more

The operating system’s clipboard and the ability to copy and paste text from one place to another greatly facilitate the... Read more

The nano text editor is one of the most popular editors among Linux newbies. It is available by default on... Read more

Elasticsearch is one of the most popular search engines based on the Lucene library. Previously, this site published an article... Read more

The function of creating a screenshot on a computer or laptop often turns out to be useful, for example, to... Read more

You may already know that the Linux Mint distribution is based on the long term support (LTS) release of Ubuntu.... Read more