In Ubuntu, managing RAM is crucial for optimal system performance. Whether you need to identify the total installed RAM, monitor usage, or check for errors, Ubuntu provides convenient tools through the Terminal application. You can access the Terminal using the…
When your system's physical memory or RAM reaches full capacity, the swap space comes into play, providing a reservoir for inactive memory pages. This mechanism involves transferring these inactive pages from the RAM to the swap space, effectively expanding available…
A Linux script is a set of written commands and the shell, serving as the user-written command interpreter, plays a key role in executing these scripts. A Shell script simplifies the process of writing and executing multiple commands simultaneously, providing…
Ensuring the presence of the Java Runtime Library on your Ubuntu system is crucial for certain applications. This article outlines methods to verify the installed Java version on your Ubuntu setup. Method 1: Check the Installed Java Version Open the…
XAMPP, an acronym for cross-platform (X), Apache (A) server, MariaDB (M), PHP (P), and Perl (P), is a comprehensive software stack developed by Apache Friends. It serves as a local host or server, allowing users to test websites or applications…
The ZSH or Z shell is one of the most powerful shells ever developed, and it's also one of the fastest. Functioning as an advanced Unix shell tailored for Linux/Unix systems, ZSH introduces unique features like built-in spell-checking, code syntax…
Securing your website and effective way to identify vulnerabilities is through Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP). In this guide, we'll explore how to leverage ZAP for website security assessment. ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy) is a free and easy to use integrated…
GNOME is one of the most preferred desktop environments in the Linux community, with popular distributions like Ubuntu, Fedora, ZorinOS, Solus, OpenSUSE, Pop!_OS, and Debian adopting it, all of which come equipped with the GNOME Terminal. Ubuntu defaults to using…
Systemd has become the default init system for most mainstream Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch and openSUSE. However, some distros are bucking this trend by using lightweight alternatives like runit or sysvinit. You can easily check which init system…
Bambu Studio is a free and open source 3D slicing software. It features a project-based workflow to organize and streamline your model preparation. It utilizes innovative slicing algorithms systematically optimized for speed and print quality. The UI allows users to…