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How to Run a Program Periodically Using the Watch Command on Linux
If you find yourself running the same command again and again, there may be a better way.
5 Ways to Check Your NIC Speed on Linux
Your internet speed also depends on the speed of your network interface controller (NIC). Here are a few ways to check your NIC speed on Linux.
How to Use a Digital Clamp Meter for Electrical Measurements
A digital clamp meter makes it easier to measure the current flowing through a wire. Its probes can also be used for other electrical measurements.
How to Manage Packages in openSUSE With Zypper
openSUSE ships with Zypper, a command-line package management tool that works with RPM packages. Here's how to use it.
How to Install and Use AnyDesk on Linux
Need to access a remote machine from your Linux PC? Here's how you can install and use AnyDesk for establishing remote connections on Linux.
How to Build Your Own Solar-Powered USB Charger
Charge all your devices for free using the power of the sun with this solar setup.
How to Install Mozilla Firefox on Ubuntu: 5 Ways
Want a better browsing experience on your Linux PC? Here are five ways to install Mozilla Firefox on Ubuntu.
How to List Installed Packages on Linux
It's easy to see which packages you have installed on your Linux PC with these commands.
How to Use Absolute and Relative Cell References in Excel
Make the most out of Excel by efficiently utilizing absolute and relative references.
How to Disable Automatic Updates in Ubuntu
While automatic updates are helpful, they can sometimes get in the way of your work. Here's how you can disable them in Ubuntu.
How to Install Eclipse IDE on Linux
There are dozens of IDEs and code editors available for Linux, but when it comes to coding in Java, nothing beats Eclipse.
which vs. whereis vs. whatis in Linux: What Are the Differences?
The which, whereis, and whatis commands may sound similar to a Linux newcomer, but they are more different than you might think.
6 Motion Sensor DIY Ideas to Automate Your Home
Motion sensors are a great addition to your smart home setup and can be used in so many different ways, from detecting intruders to opening doors.
How to Extract a Single File or Directory From TAR or TAR.GZ
Want to extract a single file or folder from a TAR or TAR.GZ archive? Here's how you can do that on Linux, using the tar command.
How to Manage Command History on Linux
The command history helps you view commands you've previously run inside the terminal. Here's how you can manage the command history on Linux.
Make Your Own Room Thermometer & Humidity Meter With Arduino
With an Arduino, DHT22 sensor, and LCD, you can create a gadget to measure and show temperature and relative humidity.
How to Find All IP Addresses on a Network
As a network administrator, understanding which IP addresses are currently in use on a network is extremely important.
Why Electrical Earthing Is Important for Household Appliances
Electricity is useful, but it's also dangerous. Here's how you stay safe with proper electrical earthing.
How to Make a Temperature-Controlled DC Fan
Using a Schmitt trigger, you can build a simple temperature-controlled fan which switches on and off at set temperatures, no microcontroller required.
How to Install Slack on Linux
Installing Slack on Linux is super easy and only requires a few simple steps, irrespective of the distro you're using.