I want to list the running containers in Docker. I have already learned how to build and run Docker containers but cannot work out how to list the containers. If you could show me how to list all Docker containers, […]
Linux
If it’s a truly open-source desktop operating system you want, Linux is not only the leader but has little competition. You can view Linux ironically as a monopoly over the free world of operating systems. Linux can be a bit confusing to the non-nerd because it comes in a bunch of different “distributions” (distros) and thus you can’t just install an operating system called “Linux” like you could with macOS or even Windows. But because Linux and its distributions are all open source, they are heavily customizable, and that’s why the geeks love Linux.
Linux professionals don’t find as many jobs available but they often get paid better because Linux knowledge is rarer. Many businesses opt to use Linux over Windows because Linux operating systems are known as being very secure. Linux is also very popular to use for web servers to host websites like ours because they are cheaper yet very reliable.
Change Bash Colors
I would like to know how to change the colors displayed in bash, including colors to the bash console, colors to the nethack+windows 10+bash, and colors in vim bash. Please also teach me how to print colors to the console […]
Create Ubuntu Virtual Machines with Hyper-V Quick Create
For years Microsoft has offered a reasonably easy way for people to run more than one operating system. Since the birth of Windows 10, users have been able to turn on an optional feature from the settings called Hyper-V that […]
Install Ubuntu on Windows 10
If you haven’t heard the news, Ubuntu is now available to be installed on Windows operating systems. The new integration of Ubuntu means you can start running all the same commands you’ve come to know and love from Terminal and […]
Get Linux-Like Terminal on Android Devices
If you have been a long time Linux user, you are likely to have a vast knowledge of terminal commands, and you wish to see the same in all the gadgets you ever use. If you happen to have an […]
A Beginners Guide to Linux and Its Large Amount of Distributions
Linux is a Unix-like operating system that is open source software—which makes Linux free for everyone to download and install. The freedoms of the Linux kernel don’t stop there either; you will continue to use the operating system on your […]
How to Make YouTube Videos Load Faster on Linux
YouTube is one of those once in a generation type ideas that was noticed by one of the largest technology companies in Silicon Valley. That company I’m talking about is Google, and they decided to acquire YouTube for a large […]
Change Your Default Web Browser on Ubuntu
Ubuntu is one of the most popular distributions in Linux OS, but it comes preloaded with the Firefox web browser by default. Those of you who use Ubuntu can change the default web browser from Firefox to any of your […]
How to Set Up Plex Media Server on Linux
If you wanted us to recommend a media server for you to use, we would probably tell you Plex is where to start. The Plex media server is really popular for all major operating systems, including Linux, Windows and even […]
How to Install OwnCloud on Linux
If you have hung around a web skeptic of late, you might have heard some conversations about people not wanting to ever store data in the cloud. Sadly we have been subject to some cloud hacks over its first few years […]
How to Install ADB on Linux
ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge that makes the communication between your Android device and your computer possible. ADB has variations for various operating systems and it is available for all three major OSes namely Windows, Mac, and Linux. While […]
Download 0.9.18.4 FlashTool for Windows, Mac and Linux
The Flashtool is Sony’s own accessory for manually flashing firmware files on the Xperia smartphone and tablet range. The only catch is you must have an unlocked boot loader or else you cannot use the tool. The same is handy […]
Quickly Root Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7.0 with SELinux Kernel
Gr8nole is a recognized contributor to XDA and I’ve watched a lot of his work over the years. It’s all good stuff and today he’s dished out a recovery and root kernel that’s quick and easy to install for the […]
How to Install Spotify on Ubuntu 12.10 and 12.04
If you are a music lover — like so many of us are — and own a Ubuntu smartphone you are probably wondering what kind of music streams and services there are available for you. Well, I’m pleased to tell […]
How to Flush DNS Cache in Mac, Windows and Linux
DNS caches are entries that copy the internet domain names over to the IP addresses. A domain name system (DNS) has to cache on the web servers and also the client servers. Sometimes these caches can become cluttered and corrupted. […]
Ubuntu Wallpapers: HD Wallpapers for Ubuntu
Here is our collection of what we think are some of the best Ubuntu wallpapers out there today, most of which, come to you in HD. If you are after some good looking Ubuntu wallpapers, look no further. If you […]
How to Check the Ubuntu Hard Drive for Bad Sectors in Terminal
It’s no secret Ubuntu is coming. Coming for mobile phones to tackle the giants like Apple, Android and Windows Phone. But it has also just become the national operating system of China. Things are really looking up for the world’s […]