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In the days of wizards and mages, magic was abundant, but now, we don't need magical powers anymore. Instead, we have the amazing Internet world at our fingertips, thanks to different types of web browsers

KDE, GNOME, and Xfce are the three most popular Linux desktop environments

  NVM (Node Version Manager) is a powerful tool for developers seeking flexibility in managing multiple Node.js versions on their Linux machines

  In the world of command-line tools, cURL is popularly used to transfer data using various network protocols

In a Linux server environment, you'll frequently interact with the terminal. Most Linux distributions come with the bash shell as the default, so you're likely to use it

  MariaDB is an open-source, freely accessible database management software that serves as a viable alternative to Oracle's MySQL database server