Uptime Changes With a Bash ScriptCreating a bash script to detect and respond to system changes can be a powerful tool. In this blog, we’ll go over how to create such a script and explore some practical use-cases for it. Creating the Script The first step in creating our script is to decide what changes… Read More »Learn How to Detect Uptime Changes With a Bash Script
Tail CommandThe Linux “tail” command is a powerful and versatile tool that is commonly used by system administrators, developers, and advanced users to view and analyze log files, troubleshoot issues, and monitor system activity. In this blog post, we’ll explore the basics of the tail command, as well as some advanced… Read More »Log Monitoring with Tail Command
Less CommandThe less command is a powerful tool for viewing and navigating through text files in a Linux environment. It’s often used as an alternative to the more command, which has a similar function but with fewer features. In this blog, we’ll take a deep dive into the less command, exploring… Read More »Take Control of Your Text Files with the Less Command
Regedit: Customize, Backup, and TroubleshootWindows Registry Regedit The Windows Registry is a hierarchical database that stores settings and options for the Microsoft Windows operating system and for applications that run on Windows. Regedit is the built-in registry editor for Windows. It allows users to view, modify, and delete the registry keys and values that… Read More »Regedit: Customize, Backup, and Troubleshoot
Task ManagerDisabling startup programs for power users For power users, the easiest way to disable startup programs is through the Task Manager. Here’s how: This will prevent the selected program from running when Windows starts up. Disabling startup programs for advanced users For advanced users, there are several other methods for… Read More »Eliminate startup program clutter in Windows 11 with Task Manager