The lscpu command is a helpful utility for displaying information about the CPU (Central Processing Unit) on a Linux system. This command can be used to obtain detailed information about the CPU, including the number of CPU cores, the CPU type, the CPU speed, and the type of CPU architecture. To use the lscpu command, […]
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Install Docker on Ubuntu Server
This article will cover the step-by-step process of installing Docker on an Ubuntu Server. Step 1. Update the apt package index. Step 2. Install packages that allow us to use the repository over HTTPS. Step 3. Adding the official Docker GPG keys Step 4. Adding the Docker repository Step 5. Update the apt package index […]
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Make the DNF package manager faster and more efficient.
Here is how to speed up the DNF package manager on your Rocky, Fedora, CentOS, RHEL, or any other Linux distribution that uses Dnf as its package manager. The default configuration of DNF is not optimized for speed. We can add a few tweaks to the dnf.conf and make it faster. The tweak we can […]
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How to install NVIDIA drivers on Rocky Linux 9
This article will cover how to install NVIDIA drivers on Rocky Linux 9. This is a step by step tutorial. In order for the driver to install and work correctly you need to disable secure boot, this is by design. First we need to get EPEL enabled, we can do this with the command below. […]
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Finding all files with a certain extension in Linux?
The example above uses the find command to search files in the tmp folder for Python files that have the extension .py. To get a list of all the files with the same extension inside the current directory, look for all the Python extension files for this example. In the above example, the. Denotes the […]