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Understanding Linux File Permissions and Ownership
Linux file permissions are a critical cornerstone in the architecture of Linux systems, serving as a fundamental aspect of their security model. They meticulously define who can (...)
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How To Install NVM (Node Version Manager) on Ubuntu System?
This tutorial will assist you with installing NVM on the Ubuntu machine. Additionally, allow you to install different node versions and other useful examples.
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Install Laravel Valet Linux+ development environment on Ubuntu System
The official Laravel Valet development environment is great if you are an Apple user. But there is no official Valet for Linux or Window system.
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Install and Setup Oh-My-Zsh on Ubuntu System
In this post, I will show you how to install ZSH (Z-Shell). Then, we set up the oh-my-zsh framework for managing ZSH. We will likewise show you how to change the ZSH theme and (...)
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10 Things to Do After Installing Ubuntu Operating System
In this article, I will show you 40 things you can do after installing Ubuntu on your system. This isn't restricted to a specific version of Ubuntu; you can follow these on any (...)
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Ubuntu Installation step by step guide with disk partitioning
Ubuntu is the most loved OS for many desktop users, particularly for developers. Canonical releases new Ubuntu versions every six months with free support for nine months and every (...)
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How to Install phpMyAdmin with Nginx on Ubuntu Server?
The phpMyAdmin is an open-source PHP-based tool for handle MySQL and MariaDB databases over a web-based interface.
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How to install Laravel with LEMP stack on Ubuntu
Laravel is one of the most popular open-source PHP framework, and Laravel allows you to build scalable and flexible web applications. Because of its outstanding features, for example, (...)
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How To Install LEMP stack (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP) on Ubuntu System
The term LEMP is an acronym of the four open-source projects:
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How to Create a Sudo User on Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux distributions
The sudo command is intended to permit users to run programs with the security privileges of another user, by default the root user.
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