So the talk for today shall be about the well know Linux Fedora OS, viz Workstation or Atomic or Server, anyhow you take it ! This is a how I’d like to fit it into a nutshell. Fedora has been
10 Commands to collect hardware and system information in Linux.
Note:- All the commands mentioned below are executed as a root user. Hence use the super powers with utmost care. (cough !) and btw give this article a read as it’s similar to what we shall be digging inside the
How can I fix apt error “W: Target Packages … is configured multiple times”? in Google Chrome for Fedora & Ubuntu !
This is what I’ve encountered recently at the time of writing that Google Chrome on Ubuntu and it’s derivatives could not be updated/upgraded via terminal or GUI, that is default package updater as seen in Linux ! The error’s can
Ubuntu vs Fedora Linux.
So now, here I don’t care where you’ve landed(into the Tux World of course!) but this thing is mostly questioned when it comes down to Linux distribution or “distros” in short and before we boil down to the differences between
How do I check in Linux whether my system is working properly !
We shall see both the options the CLI way and the Graphical way ! Just for your information there is not an easy way or a single command to tell that whether your Linux machine is OK or not, but
How to clean up PackageKit in Fedora OS the right way !
Question Is there a proper way to clean up old PackageKit caches without resorting to low level sudo rm -rf /var/cache/PackageKit/2[3-4] etc. Answer The man pkcon, and PackageKit does not seem to provide a command to clear the cache.