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Table of Contents Create a Git repository Working area, index and repository Adding and saving a file to git: what happens Create a Git repository To create a

Table of Contents Git config Configuration levels Commands for Git configuration Editor settings Aliases for Git in the console View documentation from the console Git config Git configuration

Table of Contents Git Definition Git Features Git Usage Conclusion Git Definition Git is a free and open-source version control system designed to handle everything from small to

Table of Contents Introduction Background Signals Foreground and Background Jobs Job Control Commands Example Conclusion Introduction Job control is an essential aspect of UNIX operating systems. It enables

Table of Contents Introduction Step 1: Boot into Recovery Mode Step 2: Remount the File System in Read/Write Mode Step 3: Change the Root Password Step 4: Enable

Table of Contents Introduction to Linux Containers Linux containers have been around for quite some time now, but they have recently gained a lot of popularity in the

Table of Contents Introduction Kernel tracing is an essential tool for developers and system administrators alike. It allows us to monitor and analyze the behaviour of the Linux

Using Vim as the default text editor for Git is a popular choice, as it is a powerful and highly customizable text editor that is often used by

To increase the import file size limit for applications written in PHP, you can do the following: Locate and open php.ini file (use [How To] find php.ini file

If you are a Linux/Unix user who is working with PHP, you may need to edit the php.ini file at some point in time. But where do you