Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

Finding a directory or a file

In order to successfully find a directory/folder or a file in Ubuntu, you can easily use the find command.

Command syntax:
scp -pr /your-folder-or-file-location/ destinationuser@IP-or-host:/destination-location/
Real example:
scp -pr /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/Vista-32/ root@192.168.2.224:/vmfs/volumes/ds-sata/

1. Install PowerShell.
2. Paste the code below into a new file.
3. Save the script as your-file.ps1 (don’t forget to put the .ps1 extensidon; otherwise, the script will not execute).
4. Run the script by running PowerShell and executing the following command:

I came across a lot of situations where I needed to know the exact version of the OS I was using. Mainly, because of the dependencies involved (Python, PHP, MySQL, etc).

So, open up a terminal and use the following commands in order to view the exact version of your Linux operating system.

Windows 10 Pro/Enterprise/Education

1. Press the Windows key.
2. Type: “Turn Windows features on or off” and open it.
   
3. Select/deselect “Hyper-V” from the list.
4. Click “OK”.
5. Reboot.