A program can only run on the operating system that it is compiled for. It it because the program could rely on specific libraries or function calls.
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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You download files and install applications to your system. At the same time, your system generates temporary files and writes logs. That eats up your precious disk space, which …
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Some of the ways to test the speed of your disks are to run benchmark tools, perform I/O operation on the disk using standard tools, and infer the overall …
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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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Apache stores details of HTTP requests in its Access Log as defined by the CustomLog directive. The log can be used to check for malicious requests such as hacking …
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Apache, by default, will serve files to the users as fast as the bandwidth or TCP/IP allows. In an environment where you are hosting files for download, and you …
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SUSE Linux Enterprise Server or SLES is the recommended version of SUSE for server deployment though the installation and related documentation are not as polished as other major Linux …
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Red Hat is a prevalent choice of Linux distribution for server deployment, and Apache is one of the most popular web server software. Red Hat and Apache are more …
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This tutorial is on installing gpart in Ubuntu Live CD because when you have to use gpart it’s basically to rescue an existing Ubuntu or Windows installation which has to be done via Live CD.
