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Advance User Management Commands In Linux With Examples User Management

Advance User Management Commands In Linux With Examples

Arjun Singh 6:19 PM

Continue... Chsh : This command is used to change the default shell for a user account or you even can remove the shell from an account in …

How To Configure Time And Date In Linux Time And Date Commands

How To Configure Time And Date In Linux

Arjun Singh 6:10 PM

In today's post, We will see how can configure time and date in Linux system. There are basically two types of clock presents in all modern syst…

Basic Operational Commands In Linux For New Users [Ubuntu / Debian] UBUNTU

Basic Operational Commands In Linux For New Users [Ubuntu / Debian]

Arjun Singh 12:25 PM

If you are new to Ubuntu/Debian then this post may be helpful to learn and operate your newly installed Debian/Ubuntu Linux. In this post we will s…

fetch complete system hardware details with dmidecode commands with examples in Linux Linux Tip & Tricks

fetch complete system hardware details with dmidecode commands with examples in Linux

Arjun Singh 2:23 AM

DMI stands for D esktop M anagement I nterface. Dmidecode is a tool in Linux systems that tool read DMI (some say SMBIOS) table to fe…

Redhat Linux Administrative Commands Cheatsheet Linux Commands

Redhat Linux Administrative Commands Cheatsheet

Arjun Singh 11:33 PM

Please Read This 👇🏾     Source: Redhat   Sharing is Caring