This tutorial takes you through the steps of setting up your own Minecraft Server on your CentOS machine. First Make sure that your CentOS system is up-to-date.
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Minecraft is one of the most famous building games in the world developed by Microsoft Studious. In this game, you are allowed to build anything you need and explore it in a 3D world.
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In this tutorial, we are going to show how to enable, disable, and set a password to the root account in Ubuntu. Needless to say that with the default installation, the root account is locked and disabled.
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We highly recommend that you keep your Ubuntu machine updated with the latest security patches. Updating your Ubuntu on a regular basis will keep your computer safe from various vulnerabilities.
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The exFAT is supported by recent versions of MAC and Windows operating systems. However, Ubuntu by default, does not provide such support for the exFAT filesystem. So during this tutorial, we are going to cover how to mount and use …
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Today we are going to cover the installation and configuration of the VNC Server on your Ubuntu machine. Since VNC uses the client/server model, we need to deploy the VNC Server on an Ubuntu machine. To test the connection, we …
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In this tutorial, we are going to cover how to install and configure a VNC Server on CentOS machine. Also, at the end of this tutorial, we will show you how to connect to a VNC Server.
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Dropbox is one of the most popular and powerful online file hosting services. When you drag some files/directories to your Dropbox directory on your computer, those files/directories will be synchronized automatically to your online cloud account and any other linked …
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No always all app and package upgrades go smooth. Sometimes the upgraded app may lead to adverse effects. We will show you how to downgrade an already installed package on elementary OS. Two different but easy methods can be used …
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Not all program updates go well. There will be occasions when a program update may have lead to an unstable system due to hardware compatibility issues. For this or whatever the reason, if you want your previous version program back, …
