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Do you keep wondering is there a task manager in Ubuntu. This post explains how to see and open task manager in Ubuntu terminal. Task monitor is known as system monitor in Ubuntu Linux. Just like Windows have Task Manager, Ubuntu has a built-in utility called System Monitor which can be used to monitor or […]

How to check file creation date in Linux Ubuntu commandline. Here is an easiest way to check timestamp of file in Linux. Let us learn about the two commands to check file creation date in Ubuntu and check last modified file in Linux. Method 1. Using Stat Command To check the file creation date, simply […]

If you want to display asterisks and show password while typing in Linux Ubuntu terminal, you can read this tutorial on how to show asterisk password; display encrypted password in Linux. Linux terminals do not display asterisks while entering a password because this is a security precaution aimed at preventing an onlooker from inferring the […]

How to update and install the latest Firefox in Linux terminal Ubuntu. Linux users can install Firefox on popular Linux distros via package manager or install Firefox via direct download from Mozilla. NOTE: To install Firefox with this method, you must execute all the commands as root user. Once installed, the Firefox is now ready […]

How to check command history in Linux with date? Not only this you can easily see users who are logged in; check user login history in Linux. If you want to see command history in Linux with timestamp, here is how to get all command history in Linux Ubuntu History Command The history command can […]

If you want to update Ubuntu repository list, you must know where to find repositories in Ubuntu Linux. This blog post explains how to list installed repositories in Ubuntu, Debian and Linux Mint Systems. In general, repositories contain sets of packages and Ubuntu’s repository is divided into four categories or components – main, restricted, universe […]