by Sarker | Dec 3, 2022 | Linux
Introduction NPX is short for “Node Package Execute”, and is a command line program used to run npm packages without even needing to install them. It is not recommended to use it for applications you’d want to run on a regular basis, but only when...
by Sarker | Dec 3, 2022 | Linux
Introduction Whether or not you’re a very techy person, The thing about “Vim vs Emacs” is probably something you’re not unheard of. If you’ve been a long time Emacs user, or are simply willing to give this thing a try, but your...
by Sarker | Nov 25, 2022 | Linux
Introduction Apache HTTP Server is one of the most popular server softwares found out there. Popular websites such as Ebay, Adobe, and Spotify use Apache behind the scenes. Apache HTTP server has several modules to help you set up your own HTTP server. These modules...
by Sarker | Nov 25, 2022 | Linux
Introduction “Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux”, shortened as EPEL, is a set of extra packages for RedHat Enterprise Linux, compiled by the community members of the Fedora Project. This package is responsible for providing the programs you’d not...
by Sarker | Nov 22, 2022 | Linux
Introduction Go is a general purpose programming language aimed at scalability. It is primarily used for system programming and is influenced by the C programming language. Go is a good programming language of choice for beginner programs due to its ease of use, and...
by Sarker | Nov 21, 2022 | Linux
Introduction The setenv command in Linux can be used for setting environment variables by giving them names and values. It is a built-in command for the C Shell, and its forks. It is similar to the export command found in other POSIX shells, having a slight difference...
