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Getting started with acme.sh Let’s Encrypt SSL client

Acme.sh is a simple, powerful and easy to use ACME protocol client written purely in Shell (Unix shell) language, compatible with bash, dash, and sh shells. It helps manage installation, renewal, revocation of SSL certificates.

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Expected New Features in the Upcoming Fedora 35

Fedora 35 is due for release soon. Take a look at the expected new features in this release.
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How to Configure a Shared VirtualBox Folder on Linux

After installing a Linux distro into a VirtualBox virtual machine, you may be wondering how to share files between the host operating system and the virtual machine itself. One of the easiest and most convenient ways to provide this function is by setting up a VirtualBox shared folder. Learn how to set up a VirtualBox shared […]

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How to Convert Ubuntu Into Regolith Linux

Regolith can run as a standalone OS or on Ubuntu. Learn how to install Regolith Linux on Ubuntu for a pre-configured i3 experience.
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A Quick Guide to Using df Command in Linux to Check Disk Space

This article will help you understand the use of the df command in Linux and how to use it with multiple options in Linux/Unix. The ‘df’ (Disk Free) command is an inbuilt utility for finding available disk usage space on Linux servers/storage. This command is mainly used by System Admins, as it is one of […]

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Linux for Starters: Your Guide to Linux – Gaming – Part 17

In the eyes of many computer users, Linux is perceived as largely functional, mostly restricted to running servers, office tasks, and web browsing. However, a wide and ever-growing range of native Linux games are available, but given the range, there are a number of locations where you pick them up. Whatever type of game you […]

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Opinions or Options: An Honest View of Windows versus Linux

A war is going on in my house. Yes, that’s right. I call it “The War of O.S.’s.” My wife prefers Mac. My son is clan Microsoft. And I come from the foreign land of Linux. However, in recent years, we have called a truce. I don’t bring up why I think Linux is better […]

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Bash Scripting – Variables Explained With Examples

Variables are important concepts in any programming language. This guide explains the types of bash variables in shell scripting with examples in Linux.
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PeaZip 8.2 Released, Focused on Improving Command Line Usage

PeaZip 8.2 archive manager for Linux and Windows now supports a massive 225 archive formats. The new version focuses on improving user experience on Linux systems, updating installers, improving the automatic configuration of applications for “open wit…

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Install Third Party Software Using Fedy In Fedora

Fedy is a graphical application that allows you to install several third-party applications, development tools, drivers, themes, and utilities in Fedora. Learn more about Fedy here.
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What Linux Version Am I Running? Here’s How to Find Out

There are various reasons why you might want to find which Linux distribution you are using or the OS version of your Linux system. If you are new Linux user and want to know how to find what Linux version you are running, here’s how to do it by using …

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CloudLinux Adds TuxCare Support for CentOS 8 Through 2025

CloudLinux has added TuxCare support for CentOS 8 through 2025. Extended support will give CentOS 8 users time to determine which of the CentOS clones will work best for them.
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Linus Torvalds Announces First Linux 5.15 Kernel Release Candidate

It’s been two weeks since the release of Linux kernel 5.14, which slowly makes its way into the stable software repositories of various popular GNU/Linux distributions, and now it’s time to go out and test another new kernel series, Linux 5.15, which will be released later this fall. Linux 5.15 looks to be yet another […]

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How to List Unsuccessful SSH Logins on Linux

This tutorial shows you how to identify and list unsuccessful SSH logins on the Linux shell.

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How to Install Redis Server on Rocky Linux

Redis is a popular and open-source in-memory key-value data store. It supports various data structures such as Hash, Lists, Sets, Strings, and many more. In this guide, you will learn how to install Redis on Rocky Linux.

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How to Create a Python Virtual Environment on Ubuntu 20.04

Python virtual environment is a directory that contains a complete Python installation for a specific version of Python, including a number of additional packages and modules. Learn how to create a Python virtual environment on Ubuntu 20.04 here.
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How to Install the Lounge IRC Client on Ubuntu 20.04

The Lounge is a web-based IRC client, written in Node.js, that can be installed and accessed from any modern browser. The Lounge offers a native-like experience without having a dedicated application installed.
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CentOS Clone Rocky Linux Gets Technical Support

Red Hat may no longer support old-style CentOS Linux, but other groups have adapted CentOS and now they’re offering technical support. This now includes CIQ offering support services for Rocky Linux.
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Linux Kernel 5.15 Will Have Improved NTFS File System Support

Paragon’s NTFS driver was merged by Linux creator Linus Torvalds earlier this month, bringing reliable read and write functionality for this file system to Linux kernel 5.15. Compared with the existing FUSE-based open source NTFS driver, the Paragon’s NTFS3 driver undoubtedly wins in terms of functionality and performance. The driver fully supports reads, writes, and […]

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What Is LAMP Stack? What Is LAMP Used For?

The LAMP stack is a popular software bundle using open source components to build and deliver web applications. Developers know LAMP because it has been a basis for web development since the late 1990s. With open-source tools for an operating system (Linux), web server (Apache), database server (MySQL), and programming language (PHP), the stack is an efficient and […]

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