Linux Howto’s for System Administrations
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Yum or DNF is a command-line package management utility for RPM-based Linux systems, such as Fedora, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), CentOS, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux. However, for those who …
Even though package management has become easier with the help of graphical package managers, some users always prefer the command line way. There are different commands to find out the …
This brief tutorial explains how to find the list of installed repositories in Linux from command line. Listing the installed repositories from CLI mode is not only easier, but also …
On Ubuntu to install newer versions of the packages we run apt-get update followed by apt-get upgrade commands. This will update all installed packages which have new versions available in …
AppImage is format for packaging applications which is self-contained. It is the universal software package format compatible with various Linux distribution. In the traditional system of installing software packages, you …
This tutorial, I will show you several ways how to install deb packages on Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux Distributions. We will see how to install .deb file using dpkg …
Snap Store is a graphical desktop application store with thousands of applications used by millions of people across 41 Linux distributions. In this guide, I will share with you 10 …
Snap (snappy) is a software deployment and package management system for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. It was introduced by Canonical since version Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Snap software are self-contained …
Package management or software installation on Linux systems can be very puzzling especially for newbies (new Linux users), as different Linux distributions use different traditional package management systems. The most …
This is the second article in a two-part series about a beginner’s guide to snaps in Linux. It covers how to run snaps from the command-line interface, creates and use …