Fedora

Minicom is a variant of a program used in Linux operating systems to connect devices with a serial port (COM).

Below we will see how it is installed on different Linux operating systems.

• Command used to Install Ubuntu / Debian:

sudo apt-get install minicom

• Installing for Fedora, CentOS, RHEL

$ sudo yum install minicom -y

• To Start

minicom

• Or

sudo minicom

After starting, you need to open the configuration by pressing CTRL-A O and specify the name of the COM port, usually ttyS0 – COM1, ttyS1 – COM2, USB-RS232 adapter – ttyUSB0.

In this article, we will see how to Configure Proxy for Yum Repository. If our servers are accessing the internet via a “Proxy Server“, we can see that even if we can access the internet when we run a command such as “yum install package-name“, we can’t access it. In such a case, the settings that we will talk about in our article should be made.

1. We open the “etc/yum.conf” file on our server and edit it as follows.

What is NTP?

An abbreviation for “ NTP Network Time Protocol”. NTP is a protocol used to synchronize the clocks of computers on packet-switched networks with variable latency. The protocol is specifically designed to be resistant to the effects of variable delay, thanks to the use of jitter buffers. NTP is one of the oldest Internet protocols still in use. NTP uses the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) over port 123. NTP settings are made from either the  /etc/ntp.conf or /etc/xntp.conf file, depending on which Linux distribution is used.

Many users use the top command to monitor the processes running on the Linux operating system from the command line and to see the amount of CPU and memory these processes use. In this article, we will learn the  htop application, which has a similar task with the top command but provides easier use.

The first striking change in the htop application is that there is a text graph at the top of the screen showing the usage of all cores, memory, and swap space. This part is much more understandable and useful than the top command.

PATH is the system variable used to locate the files needed to run your operating system from the command line or from the Terminal window.
The PATH system variable is set in operating systems, using the System Utility in the control panel in Windows, and in Linux and Solaris from the shell startup files.
It is not usually necessary to make changes to the system PATH variable on computers running Windows or Mac OS X.