Pacman is the default package manager for Arch Linux and its derivative Linux distributions like Manjaro and EndeavourOS. In this tutorial, we will show the useful pacman commands that allow us to list installed packages. Listing Installed Packages Example 1. To list all the installed packages with pacman: $ pacman -Q Example 2. To check […]
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Foobar2000 is one of the most popular music players because it’s free, can play just about any audio type, and has a very minimalistic interface. Foobar2000 is only officially supported on Windows, but it runs great on Linux with Wine. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install Foobar2000 on Manjaro and Arch Linux
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to mount an ISO file in the Xfce desktop environment on Linux. The Xfce GUI doesn’t always have a native way to mount ISO files, so we will be adding this option to our system in the following steps. Note that you can alternatively mount an ISO file
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After installing OpenLiteSpeed or LiteSpeed web server on Linux, you may be wondering how to log in to the admin panel. In this tutorial, you will learn how to generate a username and password and log in to the admin panel of OpenLiteSpeed web server. There is no default password for the admin page of
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Bash is the default shell on the vast majority of Linux systems. A shell is what you interact with in the command line terminal, and it interprets your commands. But there are many other shells (interpreters) available, and they all work a bit differently. In this tutorial, you will learn how to change the shell
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The read function allows us to prompt users for input and read that data from within a Bash script on Linux. In this tutorial, you will see multiple examples on how to read input from a Bash script. Read Input From Bash Script Examples Example 1. By using the read command, you can read the
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A performance test will put load on your Linux machine and stress test components like the CPU, memory, and hard drive. The stress Linux command is an ideal utility to put load on a computer and push your hardware to its limits. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install and use the stress
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pip is the package installer for Python. On Linux, pip allows for easy installation of Python programs and dependencies. For Python developers, pip is an essential tool. In the context of Kali Linux, pip is mostly used for hacking scripts or to download dependencies that hacking scripts rely on. Even if you don’t write Python
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to update the system time and time zone on Ubuntu Linux. This can be done from the command line terminal with the timedatectl command to synchronize your system’s time with official time servers. Update System Time To update the system time in Ubuntu, you can use the timedatectl
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wget is a command line tool created by the GNU Proyect and is used for downloading via HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP. In this article, we will look at some useful commands that can be used with wget to download files from the web. Downloading a File To download a file with wget, simply specify the
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