Cron is a job scheduler tool used to schedule commands, jobs or scripts for automatic execution at specific interval, fixed times or dates. Enable or start cron service systemctl –now enable cron To verify if it is enabled...
1.Run package updates and repositories sudo apt update 2. Install Virtualbox sudo apt install virtualbox Sample Output: tux@FreeLinux:~$ sudo apt install virtualbox Reading package lists… Done Building dependency tree...
If you come from Windows and you are used to running Android emulators like Bluestacks, don’t worry Linux has a lot of ways to run Android apps, one way is using Anbox. Android in a Box or “Anbox” as per...
Conky is a free desktop system monitor for X Window System for Linux and highly configurable to display system information like CPU, memory, disk and network utilization. 1.Install the package “conky” sudo apt install...
There are few sticky notes apps that you can install and use for Ubuntu desktop. One of the popular option is the Indicator Sticky Notes Here’s how to install it using PPA repository. When you add the repository it will...
Wine is a free and open-source compatibility layer that allows you to run Microsoft Windows applications on Unix-like operating systems such as Linux. It is originally an acronym for “Wine Is Not an...
Monitor Specifications: Screen size: 34-inch Aspect ratio: 21:9 Resolution: 3440 x 1440 Refresh Rate: 100Hz Response time: 1ms xrandr tux@FreeLinux:~$ xrandr -q –verbose Screen 0: minimum 8 x 8, current 3440 x 1440...
If you are bored and want to spice up while working on Linux terminal, you can try the following commands and get amused. 1. aafire – Fire in your terminal Installation: Ubuntu/Debian Linux: sudo apt install...
AIDE or Advanced Intrusion Detection Environment, is a file integrity checking tool and can detect unauthorized changes to configuration files . It is quite similar to Tripwire. It will take snapshot of filesystem state which...
It is recommended that a patch management system is maintained and configured. Verify that the system’s package repositories are configured. sudo apt-cache policy Sample Output: tux@freelinux:~$ sudo apt-cache policy...
