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Setting up an Nginx Reverse Proxy
A reverse proxy is a service that takes a client request, sends the request to one or more proxied servers, fetches the response, and delivers the server’s response to the client.
GNU Hurd Can Build Around 75% Of The Debian Packages, But No 64-bit Or SMP Yet
Samuel Thibault once again presented at the Free Open-Source Developers' European Meeting (FOSDEM) about the state of the Hurd. Recently the Hurd picked up a PCI arbiter, basic ACPI support for power management, and is now able to build roughly 75% of the Debian package set.
Kodi 18, Firefox 65, Lutris, Linux Mint, Makulu, Alpine, Tails, Pine64 | This Week in Linux 53
also on TWinL53: Akira: Prototyping Design Tool, Olive: New Video Editor, LosslessCut, System76's Darter Pro, PinePhone: Linux Smartphone, PineTab: Linux Tablet, Pinebook Pro: $199 Linux Laptop
Linux Backup Types Explained and Best Practices
In today's technical world, the importance of Linux seems to be increasing. And there are innumerable reasons behind this popularity, including stability, box security, rock-solid reliability, and much more. If you are a freshly minted Linux administrator, one of the primary challenges in front of you would be to implement a dependable and reliable backup system, isn't it?
Verify JAVA Installation on Ubuntu and Check the Installed version (if any)
This article describes how you can easily check your installed Java version on your Ubuntu system. We have run the commands and procedures mentioned in this article on a Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system.
How to Create Bootable CentOS USB Stick on Windows
This tutorial will walk you through the process of creating a bootable CentOS USB stick on Windows. You can use this USB stick to boot and test out or install CentOS on any computer that supports booting from USB.
How to Install PHP 7.3 on Ubuntu 18.04
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install PHP 7.3 on Ubuntu 18.04. PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) is an open-source server-side scripting language designed primarily for creating dynamic interactive websites. PHP is one of the most popular languages and it is freely available for redistribution and modification. PHP powers WordPress, the most popular content management system used for blogging and building websites as well as many other e-commerce websites, customer relationship management software, enterprise resource planning software, and much more.
Portworx Looks To Improve Cloud Native Kubernetes Data Portability
As organizations increasingly choose to adopt cloud native Kubernetes technologies, there is a corresponding need to make it easier to deploy and manage storage.
How to Master the rsync Command in Linux
Rsync is a useful file synchronization tool that comes with incremental synchronization. Learn how to and install and use the Rsync command in Linux.
Comparing fields across two tables
It's a shell-user's axiom: if you find yourself typing certain commands again and again, script them. This script saves me time when checking if the contents of a field have changed when data are moved from one data table to another.
How To Launch Containers With Docker Compose
This article is going to introduce Docker Compose and show how to put it to work for your needs. We will install it, write a simple Compose file and launch the container. We will then see how to launch multiple containers. Then we will see how to build images and lately how to use multiple Compose files to launch containers in different environments, like development and production, for example.
Flameshot is an Amazing Screenshot Tool
If you are someone who depends on saving screenshots a lot in your work, then you would find the default screenshoot tools on Linux (Such as GNOME Screenshot, Kscreenshot..) very limited to your own daily needs. Those tools do not come with any features other than just taking a screenshot for some parts of the screen. Luckily, there’s a tool called Flameshot to solve this issue.
How to Install Google Chrome in Ubuntu
Most users who try to install Google Chrome in Ubuntu will not find it in the Software center. Here is how you can install Google Chrome in Ubuntu.
dhcpcd hooks: what are they and why should you care?
I know I didn't know what dhcpcd hooks were and why I should care about them. That is, until I set up a file server that runs headless and which I want to make sounds when certain events, such as the network coming up, occur.
ZaReason Gamerbox 9400: The ultimate Linux gaming PC
VIDEO: Most gamers use consoles or high-end Windows PCs, but for Linux gamers, there's now a powerhouse contender to rival these proprietary computers: The ZaReason Gamerbox 9400.
The Security Issue
the Associated Press had published a picture taken inside the Hawaii Emergency
Management Agency -- showing computer workstations where they watch for such
possible threats. This picture was spread far and wide. On one of the monitors was a sticky note. With the password written on it. (There were actually two sticky notes on the monitors in the picture. The second sticky note contained the message "SIGN OUT".
DriveSync - Easy Way to Sync Files Between Local And Google Drive from Linux CLI
2DayGeek: DriveSync is a command line utility that synchronizes your files between local system and Google Drive via command line.
Canonical Releases Snapcraft 3.1 Snap Creator Tool with Various Improvements
Canonical released this week the first point release to the Snapcraft 3.x series, its open-source tool that lets application developers package their apps as Snap containers for distribution across multiple operating systems.
What’s New in Netrunner 19.01 Blackbird
Debian-Based Netrunner 19.01 “Blackbird” has been released, is now available to download and install on your PC and Laptop. Using KDE Plasma 5.14.3 as default desktop environment, this release comes with a dark new look and feel with a more 3D-looking design, which was created using the Kvantum theme engine and the Alpha-Black Plasma theme.
5 quick tips for Fedora Workstation users
Whether you are a new or long time Fedora Workstation user, you might be looking for some quick tips to customize, tweak or enhance your desktop experience. In this article, we’ll round up five tips to help you get more out of your Fedora Workstation.
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