Get ready to learn about a built-in utility tool that you can find on most Linux distros and use for domain probing. The tool is called Dig. What is the Dig command? Dig command is a built-in Linux command that you can access through the Terminal application and perform DNS […]
You can do a lot using just commands on Linux. Through the Terminal, you can type the command that you want and perfume many actions and diagnostics. Depending on the distro you are using, you will have a different shell pre-installed (bash, dash, etc.). They can have small differences, but […]
Traceroute command explained Traceroute is a built-in command with a command-line interface that you can use through the Terminal application. It serves as a diagnostic tool most commonly used to trace a route from the computer, sending the traceroute request to a hostname or IP address. It will send the […]
Linux vs Windows, there is no all-around winner, but we will explore their advantages and disadvantages and show you what you could get. Let’s explore together the options you have for servers and those for average computer users. Linux vs Windows for an average user Here, the user is […]
The presence of Linux has expanded a lot. From servers up to desktops. Linux has gotten a bigger user market that includes not just web developers or programmers but also regular users. Maybe you wonder the reasons. Well, if you are looking for an operating system or just don’t know […]
Linux vs Unix is not the same thing. Linux is a kernel, a core of an operating system that needs a package to be complete. There are plenty of Linux distros that, together with additional elements, make Linux an entire OS. On the other hand, you have Unix, an older […]
Linux’s popularity has definitely grown, and with it, malware creators’ interest to attack it. Linux, just like the other operating systems, is vulnerable to viruses. And it’s better to accept it and take measures to keep our devices and data safe. Linux viruses by years Almost every year since the […]
There are many commands that you can use on Linux, but just a few are that simple and yet useful as the Nslookup command. Small, fast, and handy, it is just a few lines from answering your questions about a domain. Nslookup, what is it? The name of Nslookup breaks […]
A big advantage of Linux is its flexibility. There is a distribution for everyone. No matter if you are a newbie or an expert. Today, we will go around distros for beginners. That means, easy to use, those with enough built-in drivers for people without so much experience, looking for […]
Linux Mint vs Linux Ubuntu is a debate that does not have an end. Yes, both Linux distros are great, but which is better? Can this answer even be provided? Both are mature OSes in their 20 version and have a great interface. The core is the same (kernel 5.4) […]