The Linux Kernel is the core of the Operating system. It is a special program that handles system calls, manages the memory or devices, permission control and system’s security. In short, the Kernel manages everything. Quick answer: On Debian 13 (Trixie) and...
Users need a password to log in and use all the distributions of Linux. Users cannot access their data without logging in to the system. Fortunately, it is possible to reset/recover the forgotten/lost password even when users cannot log in to their user accounts....
In all operating systems including Ubuntu, the drives require mounting before users can access them. The Windows OS automatically mounts the drives but in Ubuntu, they are not. However, Ubuntu does facilitate the users with the manual and automatic mounting features....
The “samba” is a free and open-source implementation of the “SMB Protocol”. It allows the users to seamlessly share files between the operating systems by mounting the shared directory on the remote client. The “samba” server lets the users communicate and share the...
All operating systems have their plus and negative aspects. One of the plus points of Windows OS is the availability of a huge library of apps. But what if you are a Linux user who wants to use the Windows apps on your Linux system? Don’t worry because all Linux...
All the Debian-based distributions, including the Linux Mint, come with the “Recovery Mode”. The “Recovery Mode” allows the users to find and fix the issues preventing the system from booting. It also allows the users to reset the forgotten user password. The...
