You are always worried about over-charging your laptop when too busy on projects that you can't keep checking battery percentage?. It is always recommended to keep battery power between 40% and 80% to prolong its lifespan. There is no sure solution available to help [...]
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How to Install and Use TLP on Linux Laptop
Squeezing in a few hours in your Linux PC battery life may be what it takes to hit that deadline and submit your project or assignment on time. And that is where TLP comes in. TLP is a power management [...]
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GSmartControl - A GUI Tool to Check HDD/SSD Health on Linux
GSmartControl is a GUI alternative for smartctl, a tool for controlling SMART data on hard disk drives and solid state drives. With this software, you can check the SMART data in order to determine its health. It also allows you [...]
9:13 am
How to Develop and Control of Arduino Systems on Linux
Today we are going to learn how to install Arduino IDE on Linux, some of basic features to help you get started, build and upload you programs to the Arduino board, create a basic unix-like command interface based on Arduino's [...]
3:00 am
How To Monitor Access Point Signal Strength With wifi-linux
As a python geek I love exploring new python tools on github that target the linux users. Today I discovered a simple application written in python programming language that can be used to monitor access point signal strength. I have [...]
8:00 am
How to Fix/Repair Badblocks in Linux
The badblocks in a storage device are the portions of the device that are not readable for some reason. These badblocks can be recovered if we are able to reach the exact location of that block. The SMART technology built [...]
9:19 pm
Input/Output Error : Bad Blocks - How to Restart Linux
This article I am trying to explain how to deal with "Input/output error " when you initiate any commands in Linux. I have pointed out some examples that report a similar error. # du -bash: /usr/bin/du: Input/output error # mkdir [...]
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How to Display Linux Hardware Info via Command Line
In this tutorial, we are going to discuss some tools and commands to display information about hardware devices like motherboard’s chipset, NIC type on Linux. Some of the tools are inbuilt into any Linux system and others need to be [...]
11:15 pm
Set Date and Time in Linux And Sync with Hardware (CMOS)
Having the correct date and time in your Linux box is very important. When you use emails, the default time used by the application is the system calendar's date and time. Unless otherwise, you have specified a different timescale. If you work [...]
11:12 am
How to Check Linux Version from Command Line
How to find Linux OS name and version? There are lots of Linux distros like Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Mint, Arch, Fedora, RHEL and it's very important to know os version while doing OS update or package updates. This tutorial we [...]
10:22 am
How to List Linux Pci Devices Using lspci Command
The peripheral component interface is a computer bus used for attaching the hardware devices in a computer. 'lspci' command is used in Linux operating system to display all the information about these PCI buses of the system and devices which are [...]
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