Redis is a free, and open-source in-memory data structure store used as a message broker and database cache. In this post, we will show you how to install and configure Redis 6 on Debian 11.
Read MoreThe openSUSE team have announced the avilability of a new development snapshot for openSUSE Leap. The new snapshot is lablled openSUSE 15.4 Alpha: “Alpha releases of openSUSE Leap 15.4 are now available for download on get.opensuse.org. The fourth min…
Read MoreIf feels like only yesterday that I leaned back in this chair wondering how best to introduce you all to the ‘new’ Chromium-based web browser Vivaldi. Vivaldi 5.0 on Android introduces something of a first: a two-row tab bar Thankfully I di…
Read MoreAs a Linux administrator, you may know how useful the command line can be to work with various activity such as installing the application, installing the system patch, and restarting …
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Read MoreThe post How to Reset Forgotten Root Password in RHEL Systems first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .This article will guide you through simple steps to reset forgotten root password in RHEL-based Linux distributions such as Fedor…
Read MoreKuma is an open source monitoring tool like “Uptime Robot” written in Node.js. Learn how to install Kuma on Ubuntu 20.04 here.
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This article explains how to get Guake drop-down terminal to work properly under Wayland (GNOME). Guake is a Python-based drop-down terminal for the GNOME desktop that includes split terminal functionality, session save/restore, support for transparenc…
Read MoreThe third beta of Krita 5.0 is here with lots of improvements and bug fixes to make the final release more stable and reliable. For example, it improves the alpha-mask PNG brush tips, adds support for loading the thumbnails for MYB mypaint brushes in a bundle, and fixes performance issues in the Magnetic Selection tool […]
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Read MoreArch Linux 2021.12.01 is now available for download and it comes with Linux kernel 5.15 LTS by default. The ISO image includes Linux kernel 5.15.5, but it looks like Linux kernel 5.15.6 was also released today, so expect it to join the stable archives by the end of the week. Apart from being an LTS […]
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Read MoreThis tutorial explains BorgBackup and how to backup and restore files using Borg in Linux and Unix-like systems.
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Dubbed “Porcupine” and coming six months after the NixOS 21.05 release, NixOS 21.11 is here with a lot of goodies, starting with the GNOME 41.1 desktop environment for its dedicated GNOME edition. It also offers continuing Wayland support for the KDE Plasma 5.23 edition, as well as version 6 of elementary OS’ Pantheon desktop. This […]
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Read MoreIn this tutorial, we’ll be showing you what attributes are there, and how to change them with the chattr command. The command chattr stands for change attribute. File attributes are certain properties that are associated with the file. The attributes allow a file to have some characteristics that are valid for all users. For example, if a file were […]
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Read MoreAlmaLinux has opened some doors to make it easier for its community to stay in touch with the Linux distribution, with AlmaLinux mailing lists for both users and devs. Learn more here.
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Ubuntu runs on all sorts of things, from gateways to games consoles, and now we can add robot dog to the list! Chinese hardware company Xiaomi recently unveiled an experimental four-legged robot called CyberDog. Their mechanical manifestation of man…
Read MoreThe post How to Set a Custom SSH Warning Banner and MOTD in Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .SSH banner warnings are necessary when companies or organizations want to display a stern warning to discourage unauthorized …
Read MoreAfter my previous two tutorials on installing, basic configurations and remotely accessing Zentyal PDC from a Windows-based node, it’s time to apply some degree of security and configurations on your users and computers that are joined onto your domain…
Read MoreNixOS is an independently developed GNU/Linux distribution that aims to improve the state of the art in system configuration management. In NixOS, the entire operating system, including the kernel, applications, system packages and configuration files…
Read MorePasswords should never be stored as plain text. Whether we are talking about a web application or an operating system, they should always be in the hash form (on Linux, for example, hashed passwords are stored in the /etc/shadow file). Hashing is the process through which, by the use of complex algorithms, a password is […]
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Read MoreSlickStack is essentially a collection of scripts for quickly and easily installing WordPress, with Nginx as a web server, on Ubuntu LTS. It aims at making it easier for users to deploy lightweight, fast and secure WordPress websites, and guides users and helps them secure their server during the installation process. In this article, we’ll go […]
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Read MoreThe PHP Foundation is an effort by 10 key PHP-dependent vendors to assure adequate funding to keep the popular scripting language viable.
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