MultiTail – Monitor Multiple Files Simultaneously in a Single Linux Terminal
Whether it’s a server administrator or a programmer some time we need to refer multiple logfiles for effectively troubleshooting tasks.
Understanding and Writing functions in Shell Scripts – Part VI
Functions play an important role in any programming language. Like many real programming languages, bash has functions which are used
WildFly (JBoss AS) – How to Access and Manage CLI Using GUI
In last article, we have discussed about WildFly-8 (New enhanced version on Jboss AS). We have gone through the new
30 Big Companies and Devices Running on GNU/Linux
Linux is a most popular Operating System compared to Windows and Mac. Linux is everywhere even at those places where
10 Useful Random Linux Interview Questions and Answers
To a little surprise this time we are not presenting Interview question on any specific subject but on random topics.
WildFly – A New Improved JBoss Application Server for Linux
As we all know that JBoss AS has been renamed to WildFly. A lots of new features has been added
Aptik – A Tool to Backup/Restore Your Favourite PPAs and Apps in Ubuntu
As we all know that Ubuntu has a six month release cycle for new version. All the PPAs and Packages
Tomahawk 0.7 Released – A Ultimate Social Music Player for Linux
Tomahawk is a ultimate, open source and next-generation cross platform social music player that allows you to access music stored
10 Advance VsFTP Interview Questions and Answers – Part II
We were overwhelmed with the response we’ve received on our last article. Where we’ve presented 10 wonderful question on Very
10 VsFTP (Very Secure File Transfer Protocol) Interview Questions and Answers
FTP stands for ‘File Transfer Protocol‘ is one of the most widely used and standard protocol available over Internet. FTP
10 Core Linux Interview Questions and Answers
Again its time to read some serious content in light mood, Yup! Its another article on Interview question and here
How to Monitor Keyboard Keystrokes Using ‘LogKeys’ in Linux
Key Logging is the process of storing keystrokes with/without the knowledge of user. Keylogging can be hardware based as well