by Sarker | Dec 5, 2022 | Linux
Introduction There are times when you create some heavy programs in your computer with capable programming languages like C and C++, you should be no stranger to the never-dying Memory leakage issue. It is something every beginner has to get on a tough time with. But...
by Sarker | Dec 4, 2022 | Linux
Introduction If you’ve previously built programs from their source code, or are just to start out, you might already be familiar with certain commands like make and autoconf, which are a necessity for building packages. Particularly, there’s the automake...
by Sarker | Dec 3, 2022 | Linux
Introduction Snap is a third-party package manager for your Linux distribution that has its own repository, maintained by Canonical – the creators of Ubuntu. Snap is easy to use and is becoming more and more popular over time. The best thing about snap is that...
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 | 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...
