How to Install the Latest MySQL 8 in Ubuntu
MySQL is a relational database system owned by Oracle Corporation and it has been a part of the Ubuntu repositories right from its earlier versions. The release cycles of Ubuntu and MySQL do not exactly
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Completely Uninstall MySQL Server in Ubuntu
While package management in Ubuntu, as in most Linux operating systems nowadays, makes it extremely easy to install, upgrade and delete a piece of software, some software is a bit more complex in nature and
How to Install MySQL Server in Ubuntu
MySQL is a relational database management system and one of the most popular relational databases in use today. Similar to most other database management systems, MySQL is delivered with two main components separately: the server
4 Ways to Create New File in Linux
Linux based operating systems are known for their users’ heavy use of command line for performing not only complicated automation but also the most trivial of tasks. However, with the steady growth of Linux distributions
How to List All Upgradable Packages in Ubuntu, Debian & Mint
A .deb is a software package file containing application files of a particular software and metadata file about its dependencies and versions. The software can be installed from the deb file using dpkg (Debian Package
How to Install Deb Packages in Ubuntu, Debian & Mint
The Deb package file is the official file format of an installable software bundle in Debian and Debian-based Linux distributions. A .deb is the extension of these package files and dpkg (Debian package manager) is
How to Disable Bluetooth on Ubuntu System Startup
Linux comes with plenty of drivers for various devices and technologies, as part of the kernel. Each driver is implemented as a kernel module and thus shipped with every Linux distribution. One such module is
How to Restore Default Repositories in Ubuntu
Ubuntu has four standard repositories where software packages are stored: Main, Universe, Restricted, and Multiverse. Main: Free and Open Source Software supported by Canonical. Universe: Community maintained Free and Open Source Software. Restricted: Software that
How to Enable “Universe” Repository in Ubuntu
‘Universe‘ is one of the standard repositories in Ubuntu, which contains community maintained free and open-source software, as opposed to ‘Main‘, which contains free and open-source software maintained by Ubuntu’s parent company Canonical. When Ubuntu
How to Report a Bug in Ubuntu
GNU/Linux systems are at the core of the Internet, Embedded Electronic Systems, Routing Devices, Modern Digital Electronic Appliances, etc. However, the one place where GNU/Linux has not been as popular, and for which it has