Have you ever thought of maintaining your websites with your own web server? So why not Apache, see how to install and configure Apache Web Server. It is used widely for the purpose of running various servers, especially in Ubuntu, as it is pretty much cost effective as compared to using it with any web hosting provider services. Apache is an open source web server based on HTTPD, here the … [Read more...]
How to Install and Configure Wine on Ubuntu
If you wonder to run some programs in Ubuntu, that you can easily access on Windows, then Wine is the solution to your imagination! Wine allows you to enjoy the experience of applications originally meant for Windows system only, in a Unix-like operating system. You can feel the comfort of using Windows applications in your Unix-like system, in my case it's Ubuntu 14.04. Here's the brief … [Read more...]
How to Install and Use PuTTY to Connect to a Remote Computer
PuTTY is extremely useful for the purpose of remotely handling the server, that a user wants, such as Ubuntu, CentOS, Windows, etc. It is able to do so, with the help of Telnet, SSH, Rlogin, Raw socket protocols. In fact, it behaves like a client to establish a connection with the server, that you wish to access. For an instance, you want to connect to a remote computer, suppose Ubuntu through … [Read more...]
How to Install and Use TELNET in Ubuntu
TELNET (Teletype Network) is the service that allows you to access another computer by logging in to the remote system, such that, you can pass commands to another system by sitting back at your place. It allows you to send the instructions to a remote client, but in a plain-text format. Telnet listens to all the requests by the user usually on TCP port 23, but you can change it … [Read more...]
How to Change Screen Resolution in Ubuntu
In Ubuntu, setting the screen resolution is not a strenuous task to do. So, why not discuss it, in brief, to know, how to change screen resolution in Ubuntu. You may have encountered that the resolution of the Ubuntu machine is small as compared to your system's screen size, this happens usually, if you have installed Ubuntu using the VMware, Virtual Box, etc. I have installed Ubuntu 14.04 … [Read more...]
How you can Disable & Enable Guest User Account in Ubuntu
Ubuntu comes with one additional account that you had not created, that's what called as Guest account/ session. Through Guest account, an unauthorized or you can say, anyone with whom you are not willing to share your Ubuntu system, may enter and use it, if the system's screen is unlocked. However, your private folders will not be accessible to any guest user. But, to be on a safer side, it is … [Read more...]
How to Download and Install Oracle Java in Ubuntu
Java is the prominent source to assist in developing and executing the applications or programs written in the Java language. The maker of Java is "Sun Microsystems" but now it is under "Oracle". If we talk about its implementation, it is available in various suite such as Openjdk, Oracle Java, etc. Here, we will discuss about how to download and install Oracle Java in Ubuntu. Now the question … [Read more...]
How to Enable and Disable Firewall in Ubuntu
Are you searching to enable / disable firewall in Ubuntu? You are at the right place...Ubuntu has a firewall that protects the system from the potential threats such as various malware, but the mechanism to implement it in Ubuntu is quite different than Windows. Just recall what is a Firewall and why it is needed? Firewall is basically a system built to prevent the system from an unauthorized … [Read more...]
How to Kill a Process in Ubuntu
Do you sometimes feel annoyed due to the process getting hanged while working in the PC? Here's the tutorial which will help you to know, how you can kill a process in Ubuntu. This is quite usual, for the processes getting slowed down due to the varied reasons, but however, this practice occurs rarely in the Linux environment such as Ubuntu, still there may be times when you may face this … [Read more...]
How to Show Running Processes in Ubuntu
How often you check for the running processes on your Ubuntu system? The basic need to do is to know about the process ID (PID), memory utilization, etc. With the help of PID you can easily kill a process whichever is no longer needed or stopped unexpectedly. Various commands are available to look at the running processes, but its usage may vary according to the requirement, they are as … [Read more...]
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