The lsof is a command line tool for showing information about files that are currently opened by various processes running on the system. It can be a regular file, directory...
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The aspell is a command line tool that can be used to check spelling errors for a given text file or individual words provided from standard input. This tool displays...
Vim is a text editor that allows to create and modify text files via command line. Vim is an improved version of the old Unix Vi text editor, which provides...
Go is a programming language developed by Google. It's an open-source, statically typed, compiled language which provides garbage collection, memory safety, and concurrency.
This tutorial explains how to install Go...
Most of the time, packages requires additional dependencies to work as intended. This tutorial demonstrates how to get package dependencies on Ubuntu.
Use apt-cache or apt command with depends argument...
Debian package (.deb) is an archive file that contains files such as executable files, documentation, configuration files, libraries, etc. The files are associated with an application which can be installed...
To get a list of installed packages can be useful in situations where want to reinstall a system or install the same packages on another system. This tutorial demonstrates how...
Debian package (.deb) is an archive file that consists of various files such as executable files, configuration files, libraries, documentation, etc. The files are associated with an application which can...
Debian package (.deb) is an archive file that contains a collection of files such as executable files, documentation, libraries, and configuration files associated with an application which can be installed...
The lshw is a command line tool for displaying detailed information about hardware components on a system. The tool enables to view details about CPU, RAM, network interfaces, USB controllers...