Monthly Archive: January 2020

Linux Kernel 5.6 has added support for USB4

USB4 devices are expected to come out later this year, now, the Linux 5.6 kernel had added initial support for USB4. Support for USB4 in Linux 5.6 is a much-anticipated feature, and it has...

Compile and install MySQL 5.7.29 from source code in CentOS

How to compile and install MySQL 5.7.29 from source code in CentOS Install compilation tools and requirement packages: yum install gcc gcc-c++ ncurses-devel cmake bison Download mysql source code wget https://github.com/mysql/mysql-server/archive/mysql-5.7.29.tar.gz Compile and install...

Linux cat command in Example

cat – concatenate files and print on the standard output, is a standard Unix utility that reads files sequentially, writing them to standard output. The name is derived from its function to concatenate files....

Windows Core OS marks as the future of Windows 10 & Xbox

Microsoft is secretly developing Windows Core OS internally and is expected to replace the existing Windows 10 operating system in the future. Although Microsoft has yet to officially announce the project, Windows Core OS...

How to secure Apache HTTP server

If you are a system administrator, you should follow these 7 tips to keep your Apache HTTP server secure. 1. Disable unnecessary modules If you plan to compile and install Apache from source, you...

5 chkconfig Command Examples in CentOS

The Chkconfig command is used to set, view or change the services that are automatically started at startup. Five practical examples to illustrate the use of the Chkconfig command. 1. Using Shell Script to...