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…

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…

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…

You know the feeling when you leave your car keys somewhere in the room, but you don’t have the slightest idea where they are? The same happens with files on a PC, except that you can use the “find” function to locate them. Let’s take…

The command line in Linux is an incredibly powerful utility. You can do a wide variety of things by simply typing lines of text. In this guide, I will focus on using the scp command through examples so you can understand it easier. This will…

One of the basic commands available in the Linux command line is the one allowing you to remove files or folders easily. By using the “rm” command, you can remove any unnecessary files and folders in a matter of seconds. Keep reading to find out…

You have completed the installation process, and you are ready to start using Linux. If you want the operating system to execute your requests, you need to know how to issue commands properly. Linux has become more user-friendly lately, which is why its distros have…