We can download RPM packages using curl and wget commands on the server, but these commands will only download the given package or file. So instead of searching and installing the required dependencies for the particular package, you can do RPM package installation along with all dependencies via “Downloadonly” plugin. In this article, we will guide you […]
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In Linux, we can download any package using curl or wget commands. These commands, however, won’t download the required dependencies for rpm packages. You will need to spend more time to manually search and download the dependencies required by the package. Well not anymore! In this article, I will walk you through how to download an RPM package with all […]
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In the previous article, we have learned about W3m and Lynx text-based web browsers. Please check them out at URL Linux Text-Based Web Browsers -Part I. We have used commands and procedures compatible with the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system. You can open a Linux terminal through the dashboard or by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut. After this install one of the following […]
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The browser technology has shifted to graphical web-browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and, Safari. Still, there are people who are more Terminal savvy and like accessing information from the web through Terminal browsing. Command-line/Text-based web browsers are sometimes the only way to connect to the web. So let’s see how to install and use these […]
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We are going to continue with our previous article of Linux Partition Manager-Part I. In this article, we will see Linux Partition Tools which needs to be managed from the command line. 1. Fdisk Fdisk is command line utility which provides disk partitioning functions. It works for Windows as well as Linux operating systems. Fdisk allows users […]
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