Are you facing challenges while trying to monitor network traffic on your Linux system? Perhaps you’ve heard of the ‘tcpdump’ command but aren’t sure how to install or use it. To put it simply, the ‘tcpdump’ command is like a vigilant security camera for your network traffic, and mastering it can significantly enhance your Linux ...

Looking to manage your CPU’s workload more efficiently in Linux? The ‘taskset’ command can help! Like a skilled traffic controller, the it allows you to set or retrieve the CPU affinity of a running process. The ‘taskset’ command is a utility worth mastering and this guide will walk you through the process of installing and ...

Do you find file compression in Linux a bit complex? Especially for those new to Linux, the task might seem daunting. However, the ‘tar’ command in Linux can help! The ‘tar’ command simplifies the process of managing your files, making it easier to compress and archive them on your Linux system. It’s readily available on ...

Are you struggling with managing network interfaces in your Linux system? You’re not alone. Many Linux users find the task of managing network interfaces daunting, however, the ‘ifconfig’ command in Linux can help you configure and manage your network interfaces with ease. Additionally, ‘ifconfig’ is readily available whether you’re using Debian and Ubuntu for APT ...

Are you struggling with process management in your Linux system? Perhaps you’ve heard of the ‘kill’ command but aren’t quite sure how to install or use it. This is a common challenge, however, the ‘kill’ command is readily available on most package management systems, making it a relatively straightforward process once you know the steps. ...