Ubuntu comes with everything you need to function as a router, but there are some additional steps involved to make sure it’s doing its job properly and securely. The good news is that all of these steps are relatively simple, which makes configuring Ubuntu as your router easy and painless! Follow along with this guide […]

You may have realized that numpy and scipy are already installed on your Linux machine because they are part of the python “batteries-included” philosophy. However, pandas are not. It is an add-on package that you must install separately on your Linux machine. Preamble [to use as knowledge, not to be copied verbatim]:numpy scipy pandas, install […]

Linux and Windows are two of the most widely used operating systems. Windows is a commercial operating system while its rival Linux is classed as an open source operating system, which can be easily altered. To discover some of the key differences between Linux and Windows, to see which operating system you may prefer to […]

The cut command in Linux is great for snipping sections of a particular file or data and generating a standard result or output. Since it’s a highly powerful command used to manipulate text, you can use the cut command to process your files in various ways. With that said, if you’d like to learn how […]

Run level settings are always helpful for the computer model. It alerts users when the workload has exceeded the capacity. The CPU can’t handle a workload that is just too high. The Linux chkconfig can be a worthwhile tool to use in that regard. Think about installing the Linux chkconfig and making it work for […]