Greg Markovich 
While working with Git, you may have encountered the “error: failed to push some refs to remote git.” This error mainly affects those working on the same codebase as other people. It occurs when changes made to the version control repository have not yet been pushed to the local repository. This error could arise when … Read more
Sometimes when you try to install Ubuntu on your system, you may encounter the error message, “No root file is defined.” This error message may pop up when you try to install Ubuntu using a Windows partition (FAT32 or FAT). It may also occur because a valid Linux Partition has not been created. Nonetheless, you … Read more
Several methods may be used to kill a process—also referred to as a task—on Linux, most of which involve running commands in the Terminal. Kill is the basic commands used to kill processes in various Linux distributions. This command needs to be executed along with the ID, or PID of the process you want to … Read more
To set up a dual boot configuration for Windows 10 and a Linux distribution, you should always install the Windows 10 operating system (OS) first. You should then make room for Linux on the Windows System drive, before installing your preferred Linux distribution. Most Linux distributions can safely run from a USB drive without modifying … Read more
The kernel panic not syncing error can happen for various reasons, one of which may be due to buffers not being flushed to the actual devices. This error often prevents the system from booting and may affect parts of the kernels and modules. The dynamic loader may not be present in the root file, so … Read more
CMake is an open-source platform that cuts across build systems. CMake is composed of a group of tools designed to build, test, and package software. However, while trying to work, you may get an error message stating, “CMake command not found’. This error message can be frustrating. However, to help, we have provided information on … Read more
The Video Scheduler Internal Error causes PC crashes while you are using your computer. When this BSOD error occurs, you will not have the chance to save any work on your system. This error is usually caused by graphic driver issues. It can also occur due to malware. However, there are many ways to fix … Read more
Are you getting started on hacking, or are just aspiring for a career in cybersecurity? In either case, you need to familiarize yourself with the full range of ethical hacking tools, and tactics. Most of the hacking tools you will ever come across are meant for use on the Linux operating system (OS). As such, … Read more
Both CentOS and Fedora are some of the most preferred, RPM-based Linux distributions (commonly referred to as Linux distros). While the two distros share a number of similarities, they cannot be used interchangeably. This is mainly because Fedora differs from CentOS in several ways. To begin with, CentOS is much more secure and stable than … Read more
The first Chromebooks had a physical switch you could flip to enter the developer mode. With the modern Chromebooks, the developer mode is an option you need to enable in the Recovery Mode. As such, you need to boot your Chromebook into the Recovery mode to activate the developer mode. By default, Chrome OS devices … Read more
