PHP Framework
How To Install Phalcon PHP Framework on Ubuntu 18.04 & 16.04
Phalcon is a high performance Php framework with MVC support. It is a very useful framework for developing dynamic applications…
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Bash Shell
How To Create and Manage Symbolic Links in Linux
Symbolic links, also known as symlinks, are special files that allow you to create a shortcut to another file or…
Text Editor
How to Install Sublime Text 3 on Ubuntu 18.04 & 16.04
Sublime Text is a powerful text editor also available for Linux systems. It has lots of features which you must…
Linux Commands
How to List all Installed Packages on Linux
Some times you need to check how many packages are installed on your Linux box. This article will help you…
Security
How to convert PEM file to PPK using PuttyGen
When using keys for SSH (Secure Shell) connections, different programs often need different formats. Two common key formats are PEM…
Bash Shell
Is Your Linux System 64-bit or 32-bit? 5 Ways to Find Out
Determining the bit architecture of your Linux system is an important task, as it helps you ensure compatibility with software…
Network Services
Setting Up the HTTP Proxy on Linux: An Essential Guide
In the interconnected world of today, networking plays a crucial role in our digital lives. One essential aspect of networking…
Linux Commands
3 Most Popular Tools to Archive Files and Directories in Linux
There are multiple tools available in Linux system for creating archive files. In this article you will find uses of…
MariaDB
How To Install MariaDB 10 on Ubuntu 18.04 And 16.04 LTS
MariaDB ia an enhanced, drop-in replacement for MySQL. MariaDB can be a better choice for choice for database professionals looking…
Linux Commands
Using RPM Command to Install, Upgrade and Remove Packages
If you’re using a Linux distribution that uses the RPM package format, you’re probably familiar with the RPM command. RPM…