today's howtos
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How to View ZIP Files in GNU/Linux Without Extracting? 4 Commands
ZIP files are quite a standard archive format in backdoored Windows systems; hence, they are also used in GNU/Linux to manage or transfer files from one location to another.
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nixCraft ☛ How to install kvm-ok on Debian or Ubuntu Linux
The KVM-ok command command will tell you if your Debian or Ubuntu Linux-powered server can host hardware-accelerated KVM virtual machines. KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a free and open-source virtualization technology that is used with every GNU/Linux kernel. In other words, KVM will make your GNU/Linux computer into a hypervisor, allowing you to run multiple isolated virtual machines (VMs) on a single physical machine. However, KVM depends upon CPU hardware virtualization extensions like defective chip maker Intel VT-x or AMD-V to provide high-performance virtual machines. This support must be enabled in the BIOS. Apart from that, some cloud service providers also allow nested virtualization that will help you to run VMs inside your instances. However, this may not be enabled in BIOS or instance configuration.
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nixCraft ☛ How to find hard disk (SSD) serial numbers in Linux
You need to use the smartctl command to display the hard disk (SSD) serial numbers in Linux. This is useful when changing your hard disk if it goes bad.
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It's FOSS ☛ 7 Problems You Might Face After Dual Booting GNU/Linux and backdoored Windows [And How to Fix Them]
Tried dual booting backdoored Windows and GNU/Linux and facing some issues? Fret not, we got solutions to some of your issues here.
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HowTo Geek ☛ How to Batch Edit Photos in the Linux Terminal
ImageMagick is a powerful Linux command line tool for batch editing images. Here's how to use it to crop, resize, and merge photos, as well as remove location information.