Have you ever wondered how much RAM your Linux system is actually using? Or perhaps how much is free and available for new applications? The free command is your go-to utility for getting a quick and clear snapshot of your system’s memory usage. It’s an essential tool for system administrators, developers, and even curious home users alike.
journalctl Basics: How to Easily Check Your Linux Logs
Taking Control: Why Self-Hosting Your Applications Could Be Your Next Smart Move
In today’s digital landscape, the public cloud reigns supreme. It offers convenience, scalability, and a seemingly endless array of services. But beneath the glossy surface of ease lies a crucial question: are you truly comfortable handing over the keys to your digital kingdom – your applications and, more importantly, your data – to a third party?
Continue reading Taking Control: Why Self-Hosting Your Applications Could Be Your Next Smart MoveLevel Up Your Terminal: A Guide to Customizing Your Bash Prompt
Your terminal is your command center, and the default bash prompt can be, well, a bit bland. But fear not! Customizing your bash prompt is easier than you think, and it can dramatically improve your workflow and make your terminal a much more pleasant place to be.
Continue reading Level Up Your Terminal: A Guide to Customizing Your Bash PromptPeeling Back the Layers: Understanding Linux’s File System
Imagine a vast, well-organized library. That’s essentially what the Linux file system is. Unlike operating systems that might divide storage into drives with letters (like C: or D:), Linux employs a single, hierarchical structure starting from a single root directory, represented by /. Everything else branches out from this central point, creating a unified and logical way to access all your files and system resources.