Web hosting control panels provide an elegant solution to Linux newbies to host and manage multiple websites on a VPS (Virtual Private Server) and Dedicated Servers. These control panels offer easy to […]
Linux open source control panels – Part I
Bitpanda Review – Trading just crpyto is not enough
Let’s review Bitpanda, the company that revolutionizes online trading. It’s 2019, trading cryptocurrencies is simply not enough if you wish to make the most out of your investments. Let’s review […]
Cockpit is the best Opensource Server Monitoring Tool
Cockpit is an easy-to-use, lightweight and simple but still powerful remote manager for GNU/Linux servers. It’s an interactive server administration user interface which provides a live Linux session via a […]
Top 10 Linux Distributions – Part II
Please check our previous article at Top 10 Linux Distributions- Part I to check out the earlier Linux distributions we have showcased. Here we are going to continue with more […]
Yum Repositories for CentOS/RHEL 7/6/5
YUM is a Yellowdog Updater, Modified. This is a command-line package management utility for RPM-based Linux systems. This has been released under the GNU General Public License. Yum is useful […]
Bluefish is THE Free Programming Editor for Linux
Bluefish is a lightweight as well as powerful editor built for experienced programmers and web designers. This editor works as a general purpose editor as well with the IDE. Compatibility […]
Linux opensource control panels – Part II
We have reviewed ISPConfig, Ajenti, and Kloxo Linux open source control panels in our Part I article. Let us see a few more Linux opensource control panels are available on […]
Kompozer is the best Free HTML Editor
KompoZer is a free cross-platform WYSIWYG (which stands for What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) HTML editor. This is my top recommendation for newbies. This editor is especially for non-technical computer users who want to […]