~ $: pwd > Tutorials
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How to search and find big error_log files on server
There is an easy command that can locate large error_log files on the server. This is great if your server is at a critical level and you want to free up space starting with...
How to make GIMP look like Photoshop
GIMP is an excellent free program for advanced photo editing. It is similar to Photoshop in some details, but Photoshop is quite good in terms of interface design and in that...
Divi theme – Enable Visual Builder and Theme Builder doesn’t work on Nginx
If you are using the Divi theme for WordPress on a server with Nginx, you will need to further customize Nginx for the Enable Visual Builder and Theme Builder options to work...
@ivan:$ ~ System Wrangler at Adriahost.
- cPanel&WHM System Administrator (CWSA-1)
- cPanel & WHM Administrator Certification (CWA)
- cPanel Professional Certification (CPP) (CPPCERT)
- cPanel & WHM Sales Professional (CPSP)
- Imunify360 Certification Exam
- LiteSpeed Certification
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~ $: pwd > Tools&Apps
pwd is a linux command that shows you what directory you’re in, now it tells you what category you’re in
Lightworks video editor for Linux
You can download Lightworks video editor for Linux for free (and legally) and use it for all your needs. Lightworks is...
How to install Stremio on Linux – free Netflix/HBO GO alternative
This is a tutorial on how to install Stremio on Linux. Obviously. If you love watching movies, series and shows...
Looking for Conky ready OS? Try MXLinux XFCE
If you love Conky and want your desktop to look futuristic and full of useful information, you probably wanted a more...
~ $: pwd > Resources
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