Found a stubborn background process eating up system resources? You can kill it using the kill command 😉 But how do you use the kill command? Well, in this tutorial, I will walk you through the essentials needed to learn how to
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The huge amount of data and knowledge spread across the internet makes managing important data a cumbersome task these days. Finding the correct information in the massive pool of data needs careful organizational skills. That’s where the Knowledge management tools like Obsidian,
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Bluesky and Mastodon are two social media networks with an aim to provide a decentralized platform for users. As microblogging platforms, they also wanted to pitch themselves as a Twitter alternative (primarily) when they started. But, have they succeeded in their goals?
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If you are active in the Linux community, you will often come across the debate on what’s better: PipeWire or PulseAudio? Some users prefer going back to PulseAudio, while others find solving their decade-old audio problems much better. So the question here
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In this blog post, we will cover how install Java on RHEL 9 step-by-step. Java is a hugely popular object-oriented language initially released in 1995 and currently owned by Oracle. Approximately 3 billion devices run on Java: from PCs to gaming consoles,
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It seems that Fedora is gearing up for more novel variants. Last week, I shared the news about Fedora Atomic spin and now they are considering a COSMIC spin. COSMIC is a new, Rust-based desktop environment by Pop!_OS. The more, the merrier?
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“Everything is a file in Linux” and that is the reason most Linux users spend a large chunk of time tinkering the file contents. This is where the importance of the grep command plays a crucial role by letting you search and
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The other day, I received a PDF file which was password protected. I also received the password of the file. Now, when I open this PDF file, it asks to enter the password first. The default document viewer gives the option to
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Twitter’s open source rival BlueSky is now open for all. It is based on the AT Protocol. And It’s FOSS is already on this new platform. We got to try new things, right? Speaking of new things, there is a new Rust-based
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Whenever a product name or branding changes, it is always confusing. And, Intel has made sure that their product lineup is no longer as simple to grasp. Every so often we cannot get over with the naming we are comfortable with, or
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