Mac: uninstall applications
How to uninstall applications on Mac
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Free up space on your Mac’s hard drive and delete applications you don’t need (anymore) with just a few clicks. Our step-by-step instructions including screenshots will take you through the options you have via the Launchpad and Finder to delete an installed Mac application.

How to uninstall applications on Mac
Lubuntu
Lubuntu - The fast and lean Linux distribution
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Lubuntu is an ideal solution for upgrading older computers due to its low hardware and memory requirements. But the Linux distribution is also suitable for other purposes. In our article, we take a closer look at the Ubuntu derivative, who it’s suitable for, and what Lubuntu’s system requirements are. Read on for more.

Lubuntu - The fast and lean Linux distribution
Linux grep command
How to use the Linux grep command
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With the Linux grep command, you can search and filter even large files in Linux very quickly and accurately for characters or strings. We will explain what grep is, how the command is structured, and what possibilities grep commands offer you. We’ve put together some practical examples so you can see how grep works in practice.

How to use the Linux grep command
Linux find command
How to use the Linux find command
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While working on a Linux system the command line is frequently used. Many administrative tasks require you to find files and directories based on specific criteria. In doing so, Linux admins are accustomed to using the find command. Here, we’ll show you how the command works and how to use it as a handy tool.

How to use the Linux find command
Linux Echo command
How to use Linux echo command
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How does the bash echo command work in Linux? How can you use it to output text and other information? Learn everything about the syntax of this popular and useful command, how it is used, what the control characters for “echo” are, and how to use it to specify colors and other text properties.

How to use Linux echo command
Linux distributions
The best Linux distributions (operating systems)
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It can be difficult to keep track of all the Linux distributions available. Whether you are looking to switch your business to Linux or are simply curious about Linux and in the market for a new operating system, our article shows you the top distributions and discusses their different purposes. Read on to find out more.

The best Linux distributions (operating systems)
Linux CP command
Copying with Linux CP Command
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Anyone who works in the Linux terminal needs to master its commands. One of the most important everyday commands is the copying of files and folders. For this purpose, you can use the CP command in Linux. With only two specifications (source and destination), you can quickly create a copy. But that’s not all - CP offers many options that can additionally help you with your work.

Copying with Linux CP Command
Linux commands: An overview of terminal commands
All important Linux commands
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Under Linux, all actions that you can carry out with the mouse and window system via the graphical user interface can also be performed using program calls in the terminal – provided you know the appropriate command and how to use it according to the correct syntax. To make working in the terminal easier, we provide you with an overview of basic Linux commands with detailed descriptions and...

All important Linux commands
Linux Cat command
Linux Cat command
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If you know your way around the command line, chances are you’re familiar with the Linux Cat command. Linux Cat is used to take a quick look at configuration files or forward the contents of a file to another command. But what’s the deal with the command’s cuddly name? Read on to find out more about Linux Cat.

Linux Cat command
Kali Linux
What is the “Hacker Linux” Kali?
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If you want to check your computer or network for vulnerabilities, recover lost data, or crack passwords, Kali Linux is the right operating system for you. The open source distribution offers over 600 security tools. We’ll explain exactly what Kali Linux is, what capabilities it has, and why the system is also known as “Hacker Linux”.

What is the “Hacker Linux” Kali?