Our mission
Linuxtpoint exists to make Linux approachable. We publish step-by-step howtos and reference material so newcomers can build solid fundamentals and administrators can find quick answers to common tasks.
Articles cover system administration, web server configuration, and command-line tools, with a steady stream of interview preparation material for those pursuing Linux-related roles.
What you will find here
- Hands-on Linux and Unix guides aimed at both beginners and professionals.
- Command-line references with practical examples for everyday administration.
- Web server tutorials, including Nginx configuration and virtual host management.
- Interview question sets with answers for technical candidates.
Recent coverage
Recent tutorials published on the site include guidance on viewing memory usage with the free command, installing Google Chrome on RHEL, CentOS, and Fedora, changing run levels with systemd or init, checking open ports, configuring firewalld on RHEL/CentOS, Nginx location directives and rewrites, resetting a lost root password in CentOS or Red Hat, and shutting down a Linux system from the command line.
Licensing
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.
Articles on Linuxtpoint are shared under this license so readers can reuse the material for non-commercial purposes with proper attribution. Please review the full terms before reproducing content.
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