Linux and Unix, Open Source, Linux Howtos
nmon stands for Nigel’s performance Monitor for Linux & AIX, developed by IBM employee Nigel Griffiths. Initially, it was developed for IBM AIX operating system, later a version written for …
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We all very often uses download manager to download files from internet for different requirements, it’s one of the major contributor for me as well as others too. We all …
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Today we are going to show you another beautiful Material Design GTK theme called, Vimix. Flat icons & Flat Material Design themes are most popular in recent days and we …
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The Linux tar command stands for tap archive, is not a compressed file and commonly called as a collection (which contains the contents of many files) of a single file. …
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If you have old Windows XP PC or a netbook? Don’t throw away your old PC just yet and you can revive it with a lightweight Linux Desktop Environments. How …
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openSUSE Leap 42.2 was out on November 16, 2016. we have already covered few topics about openSUSE Leap 42.2 like what’s new & how to upgrade. As you may aware …
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Earlier this year Microsoft announced to bring its SQL Server to the Linux on March 7, 2016 which will enable SQL Server to deliver a consistent data platform across Linux …
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vnStat is a console based (lightweight) network traffic monitor utility for Linux & BSD, that collect & store network interface statistics data (bytes transmitted & bytes received) information provided by …
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Choqok is a fast, efficient and simple to use twitter client for Linux (especially built for the KDE desktop environment) that is installed by default to some of the Linux …
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Fedora 25 was out on November 22, 2016. we have already covered few topics about Fedora 25, such as What’s new & Fedora 25 upgrade. Whoever upgrading from previous version, …
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