How to Check Total RAM on Ubuntu 22.04?
Total RAM can be checked through either of the “free”, “vmstat”, “meminfo”, “top”, “htop”, “dmidecode” commands or through the System Monitor Application.
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Total RAM can be checked through either of the “free”, “vmstat”, “meminfo”, “top”, “htop”, “dmidecode” commands or through the System Monitor Application.
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To Check Executable Files in Ubuntu, the “file”, “find”, or the “ls” commands are used. The Executable Files are either the ASCII Text Executable or ELF Files.
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Python Script in Ubuntu can be run by using either the “python3” Command, the “chmod” method, or by using the “python” Command in the Terminal.
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Install or Try Ubuntu on a Bootable USB Stick by first installing Rufus, then configuring the USB Drive, and at last starting the Bootable Process.
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Apply Kernel Patches in Ubuntu by Registering for Ubuntu Live Patch Service through the Ubuntu Pro Website, and then installing the canonical-livepatch Package
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Tutorial on how to restore and back up the PostgreSQL databases using its key principles, approaches, and best practices to ensure the security of the data.
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Practical guide on how to add a user to both the “sudoers” file and the “sudo” group in Ubuntu to enhance the teamwork and expedite the critical system tasks.
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Use the “openssh-server”, update the rules, and configure the firewall to allow “ssh” connections over a secure connection of the host with clients.
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To install the “.deb” file in Ubuntu 22.04, use the “sudo dpkg -i deb-file.deb” command or the “sudo apt install ./deb-file.deb” command.
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Screen is captured in several ways in Ubuntu like by the default screenshot tool, keyboard shortcuts, third-party applications, gnome-terminal, and GUI tool.
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