Rakesh JainforLearn Code Onlinefragile-pot-tutor-03.hashnode.net·Mar 11, 2021Why Linux?Have you heard that Linux is now on MARS? The answer is a BIG YES! In Feb 2021 there was a news that NASA’s Perseverance rover which landed on Mars, first time ever brought the Linux operating system to the Red Planet. (PC: NASA) More then 71% o...raavi balasivadurgaprasad and 10 others are discussing this11 people are discussing thisDiscuss·300 likes·12.3K readsLinuxLinuxNiceeee 18
Rakesh JainforLearn Code Onlinefragile-pot-tutor-03.hashnode.net·Mar 19, 2021Automating Linux Installation using Vagrant and VirtualBoxIn this tutorial I will explain in detail how we can setup the environment to deploy one or more Linux guest operating system virtually. Prerequisites VirtualBox should be installed Vagrant should be installed My Environment Host Operating System -...Venkatesh Konar and 5 others are discussing this6 people are discussing thisDiscuss·136 likes·10.9K readsLinuxLinux
Arnav BarmanforKubesimplifykubesimplify.hashnode.net·Apr 28, 2022A beginner's guide to Dualbooting Windows with Ubuntu: Part 1What does dual-booting mean? It is a technique of keeping multiple live OS on a system. Lets us select an OS at the initial boot sequence using GRUB (Grand Unified Bootloader - a bootloader utility). Advantages of Dualbooting: Offers the best of ...Vaidansh Bhardwaj and 4 others are discussing this5 people are discussing thisDiscuss·118 likes·835 readsLinux
INDRAJIT HAZRAindrajithazra.hashnode.net·Apr 24, 2023Linux - part1Linux is an open-source operating system that is widely used in computer systems and servers. It was created by Linus Torvalds in 1991, and it is based on the Unix operating system. Linux is known for its stability, security, and flexibility. Unlike ...Discuss·11 likes·29 readsDevops
Mohammed Asadullah Sayeedasdsyd.hashnode.net·Apr 24, 2023Linux: Managing file permissionsPart 1: Understanding permissions From the image, the first column of asd corresponds to user/owner of the file or directory. The second column of asd corresponds to the group the file or directory belongs to, in this case it belongs to the group asd...Discuss·11 likes·33 readsLinux
Jason Millsmerlyndevelops.hashnode.net·Apr 24, 2023Windows 10, Learn from my folly.It's no secret Windows is not my favorite OS. As a developer and student of the industry, Windows is needed. I say this because it is more beneficial to have it than not need it all, than not have it at all and need it on occasion. The occasion had a...DiscussWindows 10
Biswajit Bhuniabiswajitbhunia.hashnode.net·Apr 24, 2023How to enable "Minimize on Click" in GNOMEWhat is "Minimize on Click"? Take a look at this GIF to see what we mean In newer GNOME versions there is no way to make an open window minimize by clicking its icon in the dock. But lucky us, there is a hidden setting :) Open a Terminal window and ...DiscussLinux
Anumandla Shivatejaswinishivatejaswini.hashnode.net·Apr 23, 2023Introduction to Linux: Everything you need to knowLinux is a free and open-source operating system created by Linus Torvalds in 1991.Advantages of Linux over other OS: open source community support support for older hardware Flavours of Linux: Linux has many flavours also known as Distribution...DiscussDevops
Omkar Venkatrao Punjajicosmicomkar.hashnode.net·Apr 23, 2023pass Args to bash Script in terminal#! /bin/bash echo "Your Args Variables are: $0 $1 $2 $3" #Pass Args as Array elements: args=("$@") echo "Args Var...: ${args[0]} , ${args[1]} , ${args[2]}" #Prints all args Variables echo $@ #Prints number of argsDiscussLinux
Ugo Charles Eugeneeaglecharles.hashnode.net·Apr 23, 2023Linux Mastery: Unlocking the Full Potential of Your Operating SystemIntroduction Linux is an open-source operating system based on the Unix operating system. Being "open-source" such that its source code or technology is made freely available to the public, allowing anyone to view, use, modify, and distribute the cod...Discuss·2 likes·26 readsLinux
Abhisek Moharanaabhisek6.hashnode.net·Apr 22, 2023Basic Linux CommandsCommonly used Linux Commands ls - List files and directories in the current directory. cd - Change directory. You can use cd followed by a directory name or a path to navigate to a different directory. pwd -Print the current working directory. un...Discusslinux for beginners
Plamen Ivanovk1lgor.hashnode.net·Apr 22, 2023Understanding Linux Commands - A Comprehensive GuideIntroduction If you’re new to Linux or have recently switched to it, you may have been overwhelmed by the vast array of commands you can use within it. These commands have a different syntax than those you might be used to in Windows or Mac systems; ...DiscussBash
Abhisek Moharanaabhisek6.hashnode.net·Apr 21, 2023Basic of LinuxLinux Linux is a free and open-source operating system (OS) based on the Unix operating system. It was created by Linus Torvalds in 1991 and has since become one of the most popular and widely used operating systems in the world. Linux is known for...Discuss·27 reads#90daysofdevops
