How to Add User to Sudoers / Give sudo Privileges in Linux
sudo is a very useful linux utility that can grant root privileges to the non-root users for a limited period of time (before asking for your password again). Not all … Read More
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How to Encrypt Your Home Folder in Ubuntu/Debian Linux
Suppose you have a work laptop that you travel with and it holds important data. With no encryption, a third party, with access to your laptop can easily obtain your … Read More
How to Auto-Mount a Drive at Boot in Linux
Partitioning a drive is very useful for organizing your data and workflow. Chances are that you also have multiple partitions/drives on your system. Now suppose you have a drive with … Read More
How to Set Up a Simple Firewall in Linux (GUI & Command line)
Firewall is a security system meant to protect your network and connected devices from unauthorized incoming/outgoing network access. A basic firewall setup can get a long way; It can help … Read More
How to Disable SELinux in CentOS/Rocky Linux 8
Security-Enhanced Linux or SELinux in short is a security mechanism built into Linux kernel. All recent versions of CentOS like CentOS 8, SELinux comes enabled by default. While it is … Read More
How to Encrypt a Disk or Partition in Linux (Is it Worth It?)
Encryption is a great technology. It adds a extra layer of security to your system and can save your precious data from unauthorized access. Here in this short post/tutorial we … Read More
How to Easily Split or Merge PDF Files in Linux
Here is a simple tutorial on how you can split/merge PDF files in Linux. If you don’t want to use CLI (Command Line Interface), I have also included a simple … Read More
How to Install TeamSpeak Server on CentOS 7/8
Teamspeak was one of the first VoIP programs to hit the computer space. Even to this day, it still remains one of the top voice chat apps available. It is … Read More
How to unzip a zip Archive in Linux (CLI & GUI)
Zip is a type of archival format that is used to compress files and folders. It is widely used because of its good compression rates and support on multiple operating … Read More
How to Install & Set up Mumble Server (murmur) on CentOS
In this tutorial, I will show you how you can install, set up, and configure your very own mumble server in CentOS Linux within minutes. I have covered this topic … Read More