How to Check exFAT Support in Ubuntu (Complete 2025 Guide)
If you’re trying to use an external drive or SD card formatted in exFAT on Ubuntu and wondering whether your system supports it — you’re in the right place. In…
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PipeWire vs PulseAudio: Which Audio Server is Better for Linux in 2025?
If you’ve been using Linux for a while, you’ve probably heard about PipeWire replacing PulseAudio in many distributions.But what exactly are these two? And is PipeWire really better? Let’s break…
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Fortnite on Linux: Can You Really Play It in 2025? (Full Guide)
If you’ve recently switched to Linux and are wondering whether you can play Fortnite on it you’re not the only one here. Thousands of Linux gamers have the same question…
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Essential Linux Terminal Shortcuts Every User Should Know
If you use Linux regularly, you already know how powerful the terminal can be. But did you know you can make it even faster and easier using a few simple…
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How to Download YouTube Videos on Linux (Step-by-Step Guide 2025)
If you’re using Linux and wondering how to download YouTube videos safely and easily, you’re not alone. Many Linux users including me often need to save a video for offline…
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How to Check RAM Usage in Linux (Beginner’s Guide)
Short Answer To check RAM usage in Linux, use the following command: free -h It shows total, used, and available memory in a human-readable format. You can also use: top…
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How to Delete a User in Linux in Easiest Way
Understanding User Management in Linux Every user in Linux has: A username A UID (User ID) A home directory (e.g., /home/username) A set of permissions and ownerships Sometimes, you might…
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How to Rename a Folder in Linux in Easiest Way
Understanding Folder Renaming in Linux In Linux, there’s no separate “rename” command.Instead, Linux uses the mv (move) command to rename both files and directories. That’s because, technically, renaming a folder…
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How to Install RPM File in Linux (Complete Beginner’s Guide)
What Is an RPM File? An RPM file stands for Red Hat Package Manager — it’s a package format used by Red Hat-based Linux distributions like: RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise…
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How to Check Memory in Linux (Simple Commands You Should Know)
What Does “Memory” Mean in Linux? In Linux, memory usually refers to RAM (Random Access Memory) the temporary working space your system uses to store data and run applications. When…