How to List Users in Linux Using the Terminal
Whether you have a particular reason why you need to know more about the users of your system or you are only curious, you can use a simple command to list users with registered accounts on your OS. Take a look at the easiest tutorial…
How to Install the Latest Java on Ubuntu Linux
You have installed Ubuntu, but you realized you could not use its full potential without Java. That is understandable, and it is why we are investigating how to install Java on Ubuntu in this article. The important thing to mention is that the tutorial is…
All You Should Know about Linux Shutdown Commands
You can turn off your Linux system in multiple ways, but the safest one is by utilizing the shutdown command. As soon as you initiate shutting down, the system will send a message to inform other users who are logged-in, and it will prevent new…
How to Change User Password on Linux
Using the command line is the quickest and easiest way to make magic happen in the world of Linux. The “passwd” utility is what gives us the opportunity to change and manage passwords for all users of your system. In this guide, we will explain…
Setting Up Ubuntu Linux as a Server or Local Development Enviroment
To follow this tutorial I am assuming you already went over on how to install Ubuntu Linux on a desktop. Now we can move on to installing application services and turn our desktop into a server or local development environment. Keep in mind that there…
Best Linux Distros for Developers and Programmers as of 2025
Linux might not be the preferred operating system of most regular users, but it’s definitely the go-to choice for the majority of developers and programmers. While other operating systems can also get the job done pretty well, Linux is a more specialized OS that was…
How to Install Pip on Ubuntu Linux
If you are a fan of using Python programming language, you can make your life easier by using Python Pip. It is a package management utility that allows you to install and manage Python software packages easily. Ubuntu doesn’t come with pre-installed Pip, but here…