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Ubuntu remove password: for sudo, for user, for root

Ubuntu allows users to disable the password gateway under My Linux. Read this article below to disable this password requirement.
How to compile assembly code: in Linux, Windows, with NASM

Compiling an assembly program with NASM can be done on Linux or Windows, as NASM is available for both platforms. An NASM assembler will turn your low-level coding, using mnemonics, into machine language that can be understood by the processor. This article will not teach you to program with NASM, but to create an executable command for Linux and Windows from NASM source code.
How to install htop Linux: Ubtunu, Mint

While the top utility gives us a basic overview of the processes running on your Linux system, the htop utility goes further, by giving us additional information about the processes and also allow several manipulations.
How to install tar.gz in Ubuntu: using terminal

Linux systems use a variety of file formats, and each format can experience various issues. Tar.gz files are among the most troublesome file formats and often create installation issues for users. If you are currently struggling to get tar.gz files onto your system, here are a few techniques and commands that can help you through the installation process and Install tar.gz Ubuntu using the terminal.
How to disable clock in menu bar on Ubuntu?

Like most operating systems, Ubuntu includes a clock in the menu bard. To remove the clock from the menu bar of Ubuntu, follow the procedure outlined below.
How to convert DOS to UNIX: Linux, command

There are several softwares to convert text files from UNIX or Linux to DOS operating systems and vice-versa. However, it always helps to know the manual conversion.
How to set the fastest Ubuntu download server

Ubuntu uses hundreds of millions of servers worldwide to deliver updates to its global user base. The operating system will automatically choose a server based on your current location, yet the nearest server may not give you the quickest or most reliable access. This article explains how to change the Ubuntu download mirror.
How to repair a damaged filesystem in Ubuntu

You may need to repair some filesystems damaged or corrupted on Ubuntu. Here we explain to you how to correctly repair them.
How to enable/disable firewall on Ubuntu

The extremely popular Ubuntu operating system comes quipped with a built-in firewall technology. In this article we will show an easy way to enable/disable the firewall utility in Ubuntu.
How to split a file in Linux: split, merge

Linux has plenty of swift, easy, and practical commands you can use, including splitting or merging files with a single command. Come discover how to break any file you want seamlessly.
Ubuntu reset network settings: to default, command line

Here is the command line to use if you want to reset the network settings on Ubuntu. This will allow you to reset the network settings to the default settings.
How to install ncurses-devel on Ubuntu

The installation of Ncurses-devel is important if applications that use ncurses needs to be developed. Here we are going to explain to you the simple steps to install the required packages.
Restoring Linux: from backup, using Tar

The principle is to make a single archive containing all files on the hard disk to make a backup. Under Linux, it is possible to access all the files and modify them even if they are in use. It is theoretically not necessary, therefore, to run on a Live-CD for backup or restore. In this article we will show you how to create and restore your archive, using tar.
Delete lines in Linux: SED, commands

Unix utility SED provides an effective and versatile way of deleting one or more lines from a designated file to match the needs of the user. This Unix command is used for command line processing.
How to uninstall package: in Linux

Sometimes you install programs or files and later want to delete them. If you try to use commands like "rm", you may end up with an error. Here we will explain to you how to properly uninstall the packages you installed.
Adding space in mount point: to FSTAB

File System table or FSTAB refers to system configurations which are usually used on a Linux environment. Sometimes users may have problems with adding spaces in mouth point path. This mainly happens because here various options are separated by a space.
How to remove the content of a directory: Linux

In case you want to delete all the content of a Linux directory (including all the files and subdirectories), there are very simple and fast ways to achieve that. Here we explain to you everything you need to know.
How to install Ubuntu on Windows 10: dual boot, USB, disk

Ubuntu is an open-source operating system (OS), based on Debian Linux distribution, that is appreciated for its secure system, user-friendly interface, and low system requirements. Here we explain to you how to install Ubuntu on Windows 10 in dual boot.
How to resize partition Linux: Gparted, command line

Operating systems, such as Linux, provides partitioning software to resize partitions without any data loss. It's possible to resize a partition using Gparted in an easy and a convenient way. Gparted partitioning software is available for free download. To modify the partition with Gparted, it has to be downloaded and then burned into a blank CD.
How to recover lost admin password in CUPS?

If you have misplaced your admin password for CUPS you can access it directly via a web browser. This article will show you how.

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