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How to use Linux Screen

How to use Linux Screen

GNU Screen is a versatile terminal multiplexer that enables you to manage multiple terminal sessions within a single window. It's particularly useful for running multiple processes simultaneously and keeping your terminal sessions active even when disconnected. Installing screen To install screen on Ubuntu and Debian systems, execute the

How to Fix UFW Deny Rule when it is not Blocking an IP Address

How to Fix UFW Deny Rule when it is not Blocking an IP Address

ufw (Uncomplicated Firewall) provides a user-friendly interface for managing firewall rules on Linux systems. It simplifies the configuration of iptables by allowing administrators to allow or deny traffic using straightforward commands. If you have attempted to block an IP address with the ufw deny command but the IP is still

How to Use 'Pkexec' (a sudo alternative) to Run Commands as Root on Linux

How to Use 'Pkexec' (a sudo alternative) to Run Commands as Root on Linux

On Linux systems, the sudo command is commonly used to perform tasks requiring administrative privileges. However, if you encounter errors with sudo, such as an invalid sudoers file or blocked programs, pkexec offers a reliable alternative for executing commands as the root user. The pkexec command allows you to run

How to Add a Sudo User in Ubuntu

How to Add a Sudo User in Ubuntu

The sudo command in Linux is a powerful utility that allows users to perform tasks requiring administrative privileges. By default, standard users have limited access and cannot execute certain commands or install software that could affect the system. Granting sudo privileges to a user enables them to execute commands with

How to Permanently Delete Files in Linux using Command Line and GUI Tools

How to Permanently Delete Files in Linux using Command Line and GUI Tools

Deleting files securely in Linux ensures that sensitive information remains irrecoverable, safeguarding data privacy and compliance with legal requirements. While simple deletion methods mark files for overwriting, they do not guarantee that the data cannot be retrieved with specialized tools. Command Line Tools for Secure File Deletion on Linux Using

How to Update Firefox from Terminal on Ubuntu Linux PCs

How to Update Firefox from Terminal on Ubuntu Linux PCs

For Ubuntu Linux users, keeping Mozilla Firefox up to date is crucial for security and performance enhancements. While Firefox offers automatic updates, there are situations where you might prefer or need to manually update it using the terminal. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to update Firefox from the