How Linux Services and Daemons Work (and How to Control Them)
When starting out with Linux, you may encounter the terms “services” and “daemons” quite frequently, which…
10 Little-Known Linux Commands You Probably Missed – Part 5
After four highly appreciated and successful articles in our series on Lesser-Known Linux Commands, we’re excited…
10 Linux Interview Questions with Examples – Part 3
Welcome back to our Linux Interview Questions series on Tecmint! We’re truly grateful for the encouraging…
How to Install ‘atop’ to Monitor Real-Time System Performance
atop is a full-screen performance monitoring tool that provides detailed reports about all system processes, including…
Set Up Incremental Backups with rsync and cron on Linux
Backups are like insurance; you don’t need them every day, but when disaster strikes, such as…
How to Create a Simple IP Blocker Script Using iptables and Fail2Ban
Today, I’m going to show you a simple but effective way to automatically block suspicious IPs…
20 Daily Linux Commands System Administrators Use in Production
As a Linux SysAdmin working in a production environment, your daily routine is all about keeping…
How to Automate Daily Linux Health Checks with a Bash Script + Cron
Managing Linux servers daily can be fun and stressful, especially when you’re dealing with unexpected downtimes…
How to Fix USB Sticks Mounted as Read-Only in Linux
If you’ve ever plugged in a USB stick on a Linux machine and found that you…
How to Stop and Disable Unwanted Services from Linux System
When you build a server according to your plan and requirements, you want it to run…
How to Trigger and Fix a Linux Kernel Panic
Imagine you’re happily working on your Linux system, maybe compiling a package, running updates, or just…
10 Must-Know Linux Commands You Probably Missed – Part 4
Welcome back to our ongoing journey through the world of powerful but often overlooked Linux commands….
LogKeys: Monitor Keyboard Keystrokes in Linux
Keylogging, short for “keystroke logging” is the process of recording the keys struck on a keyboard,…
Midori: Lightweight, Fast, and Privacy-Focused Web Browser for Linux
Midori is an open-source, lightweight, and fast web browser designed for people who want a simple…
OpenSnitch: The Must-Have Application Firewall for Linux
When it comes to protecting your Linux system from unwanted network connections, having a good firewall…