At one point in your life, you might encounter a situation where you need to have two or more versions of Java on your system; the reasons could be any,…
NeoVim is a command-line text editor and superset of the original Vim editor, renowned for its simple maintenance, community contributions, and introduction of new features. It's quite dynamic and advanced…
Tiny File Manager is a single PHP script that anyone can upload to their web server or system for remotely managing files and directories via the HTTP/S protocol. Despite being…
A Warp Terminal (written in Rust), previously available only for macOS users, has been officially released for Linux users in February 2024, sharing almost 98% of the underlying code of…
Tmux (also known as a multiplexer) is the initial tool that I immediately install after setting up a fresh Linux system to manage multiple terminal sessions at once. This is…
The Rust programming language (also referred to as rust-lang) is a popular general-purpose programming language, syntactically similar to C++ but more advanced than it. It offers a lot of features,…
UrBackup is an open-source client/server backup system that you can install on your remote server or on-premises system to regularly take backups of other systems. Once set up and the…
uv is an incredibly fast Python package installer and resolver written in Rust, currently the fastest among others like Pip and Pipx. It's backed by Astral, the creators of Ruff,…
Checking the internet speed between your computers on the local network is a straightforward method to determine the full potential of your system's LAN or WiFi adapter (including router). This…
Homebrew, originally the default package manager for macOS, is increasingly gaining popularity in the Linux community since its introduction to Linux. It doesn't depend on any software infrastructure for backend…