Password managers, what’s their use?
Most browsers have their own native password managers, which store all the passwords you use on the Internet to remind…
PHP – general purpose programming language
PHP is the acronym for Hipertext Preprocessor. It is a free, platform independent, server-side programming language, fast, with a large…
MandrivaLinux for experts and novices on Linux
MandrivaLinux was a Linux distribution published by the French company Mandriva intended for both beginners and experienced users, aimed at…
MX Linux – a lightweight Debian-based Distro
MX Linux is a lightweight Linux operating system based on Debian Stable, with the core components of antiX, with additional…
PopOS, a distro based on Ubuntu
PopOS is the new version of the System76 distribution, an American company specializing in the sale of laptops with Linux…
ls – Unix operating system command
ls (whose translation list) Is a command of the Unix operating system and its derivatives that shows a list of…
What distribution should I use if I’m starting on Linux
There are so many distributions/distros of Linux that it is difficult to choose one that is easy for a user…
IPv6 Protocol and how it replaces IPv4
As we saw in the previous article that we talked about the IPv4 Protocol, now we will talk about its…
IPv4 or Internet Protocol version 4
It is the fourth version of the Internet Protocol (IP), an Internet-based networking protocol, and it was the first version…
What are Trojans and how do they affect us?
As its name says, this is the perfect example of what these viruses are: In ancient times the Greeks built…
