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Edward S.

Edward is a content editor with years of experience in IT writing, marketing, and Linux system administration. His goal is to encourage readers to establish an impactful online presence. He also really loves dogs, guitars, and everything related to space.

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The Linux File Command: What Does It Do and How to Use It to Determine a File Type

In UNIX-like systems, file names can be entirely different from their actual types. In some cases, they don’t even have valid extensions. Therefore,...

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Whether you’re a system administrator or a virtual server hosting (VPS) user, learning various Linux commands will help you execute tasks more...

How to Change a Password in Linux for Root and Other Users

When it comes to securing any system, including Linux, the first line of defence is a password. While passwordless SSH is a safe alternative, we still...

How to Use SCP Command for File Transfer

SCP (secure copy protocol) is a network file transfer protocol that enables easy and secure file transfers between a remote system and a local host or...

How to Use Git Hooks?

Git has become essential for software developers, programmers, and engineers to track changes made to their projects for more efficient collaboration....

Git Rename Branch – Learn How to Rename a Local and Remote Git Branch

Git is a Version Control System (VCS) used by developers to facilitate collaboration. It is useful for coordinating work and tracking source code...

How to Use Linux List Services to Effectively Manage Running Services in 2023

An operating system requires programs that run in the background called services. In a Linux system, these services are called daemons. They are...

How to Install Yarn on Linux, macOS, and Windows

Yarn is a very popular dependency manager. Developers use it to package projects and share them with communities all over the world. Yarn was created...

Learning Ubuntu: Set Timezone (3 Easy Methods)

Using the correct date and time on your Ubuntu system is essential for tasks and processes such as data logging, cron jobs, and the overall management...

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