Desktop and server users create shared folders to allow access to their files with other users in the same network.
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SSH is normally used for remote access and administration where tasks are done from the CLI (Command Line Interface), using command line tools.
SSH can forward the …
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Display scaling allows you to have bigger text and icons without affecting display quality, just as changing the screen resolution would.
Windows support using custom display scaling …
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ISO image is typically used to store operating system installers and needs to be burned to writable optical media such as CDR, CDRW, DVDR, DVDRW, BD-R, and BD-RW before …
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If you use Spaces or Virtual Desktops in macOS then you'll notice that their arrangements often times change. This is because macOS by default sets to automatically rearrange Spaces …
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You can use several programs to view running processes in Linux, and they come in both graphical and command-line options.
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The Linux kernel keeps the information about your computer or system hardware. You can view the hardware information using general tools such as dmidecode or specialized tools such as …
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The ls command displays directory content in the Linux terminal and, by default, sorts the output in alphabetical order. Sometimes you'll need to change the sort order to reverse, …
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Most Linux distribution comes with a screen capture program, usually the default for each desktop environment. Such programs are Spectacle for KDE and shutter for GNOME. The default screen …
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ISO images are typically used to distribute operating system installers. These images will then need to be burned into an external drive such as a USB stick or portable …
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