today's howtos
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Linux cp command copy symbolic (soft) link
Do you want to copy a symbolic (soft) link instead of a file using the cp command under Linux? Try passing the -a (--archive) to copy and preserve all soft (symbolic) links. The cp command is a naturally used file copying under Linux and it comes with a few rules for copying symbolic links.
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How to install Nano Editor on Almalinux or Rocky Linux 9/8
Nano Text Editor is a command line utility to create files. It was the first release in 1999 to replace the older Pico Editor.
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How to Enable System Tray Icons in GNOME
Learn how to easily enable system tray icons in the GNOME desktop environment to make it more productive and efficient.
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How to Install Python on Ubuntu 22.04
This article will explain how to build Python from the source code on Ubuntu 22.04.
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How to Install Microsoft Edge on Debian 12/11/10 [Ed: This is Microsoft's proprietary malware that steals all users' passwords without consent.]
As a Debian desktop user, you might have grown accustomed to using the default Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) version as your go-to web browser. However, an alternative offers unique features and improvements, such as Microsoft Edge.
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How to Install XanMod Kernel on Debian 12/11/10
The XanMod kernel is a general-purpose Linux kernel built with custom settings and new features to deliver a stable, responsive, and smooth desktop experience. Debian desktop users may prefer this custom kernel for various reasons, including performance enhancements, gaming capabilities, and support for the latest hardware.
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Linux Database Management Command Cheat Sheet
In Linux, databases such as MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MongoDB, Redis, DB2, and Cassandra can be managed using Database Management Commands. They allow users to create and delete databases, modify tables, execute SQL statements, back up and restore databases, and export and import data.
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How to Install RPM Packages on Debian 12/11/10
Debian Linux is a popular and widely used distribution that uses Debian packages (.deb) as its primary package format. However, in certain situations, a Debian user may need to install RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) packages on their system.
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Linux System Initialization Command Cheat Sheet
In Linux, system initialization commands are used for starting and stopping system services, configuring kernel parameters, managing system services, and scheduling tasks. As part of the startup process, they ensure that all necessary services are run. Using these commands can improve system performance, automate tasks, and ensure reliable system operation.
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100 Great and Must-Have CLI Linux Applications
This article selects 100 awesome command-line interface (CLI) apps. The compilation mostly reflects software our volunteers use as their daily drivers.
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Linux Printing Command Cheat Sheet
In Linux, printer commands are used to manage printers and print jobs, to control the printer daemon and queue, to set printer options, and to display printer information.
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How to Install Beekeeper Studio on Debian 12/11/10
Beekeeper Studio is a modern, open-source, cross-platform SQL editor and database management tool that offers a powerful and user-friendly interface for database administrators, developers, and sysadmins.
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Linux Text editors Cheat Sheet
Linux has text editors that allow users to edit plain text files. Any individual who works with code or scripts needs to know how to use them. You can choose from a wide variety of text editors on Linux, from lightweight and simple to powerful and highly customizable.
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How to Install PuTTY SSH on Debian 12/11/10
PuTTY is a popular, open-source SSH (Secure Shell) and telnet client that provides a simple and efficient way to remotely access and manage network devices and servers. Originally developed for the Windows platform, PuTTY is now available on a wide range of operating systems, including Debian Linux.