1. Prerequisite Knowledge: Storage Structure and Mounting in Linux/Ubuntu When checking storage capacity on Ubuntu (and most Linux‑based OSes), there are some fundamental structures you need to unders […]
1. Introduction Ubuntu is a reliable Linux distribution trusted by many developers and engineers. While using it, you may sometimes need to check which packages are currently installed on your system. […]
1. Introduction Ubuntu is a widely used open-source Linux distribution. One of the key factors that strongly influences system stability, security, and performance is the kernel. The kernel is the cor […]
1. Introduction When using Ubuntu, you may sometimes encounter situations such as “not enough disk space” or “no free space available to install new applications.” In such case […]
1. Introduction When using Linux, there are many situations where you might want to check the status of services or list all running processes. In such cases, the systemctl command is extremely useful […]
1. Introduction Why Build RAID 1 on Ubuntu? Ubuntu is a widely used Linux distribution, from personal to enterprise levels. Its high reliability and flexibility make it a popular choice for server app […]
1. What Does “Mount” Mean in Ubuntu? Definition and Role of Mounting In Linux and Ubuntu, “mounting” refers to the process of connecting a storage device to the file system.For […]
1. Preparing Before the Upgrade Before upgrading Ubuntu, it’s crucial to take several important steps. Skipping them can lead to problems during the upgrade process or increase the risk of data […]
1. Introduction When using Ubuntu, you may often find yourself needing to mount Windows NTFS hard drives or USB flash drives. However, Linux does not natively support NTFS, and by default, it is usual […]
1. Introduction Ubuntu is a lightweight yet highly functional Linux distribution that is widely supported by users. However, over prolonged use, your system may start to slow down. One of the main cau […]