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Windows 10 has been out in the wild for a while now. For the most part, people have been really liking it. It’s probably the most streamlined version of Microsoft’s operating system to date
Richard Stallman, known for his instrumental role in the creation of Linux, has written an opinion piece arguing that nearly any operating system you might use today can be considered malware
While working with the command line, there are times when you might want to manually send an email to communicate one-liner information, say a complex command or an important note to yourself or a friend. Normally, that requires you to open a web browser, log in to your email account, frame an email containing the required information, and then send it.
Linux is one of the most prevalent operating systems in the corporate world wherein users save their files or folders in our system which are private or contains secure information which should not be accessed by the outsider. This time one may feel the need of a password to protect your folder from unauthorized access.
As a Linux user, you probably have searched online for articles and tutorials that show you how to use the terminal to run some commands.
