sub-category of operating systems which points specifically to linux distros.
Nala is a new frontend for the apt package management utility in Debian & Ubuntu that not only beautifies the apt output appearance in the Linux terminal, but it also speeds up the process of installing and removing packages, as…
One of the greatest strengths that I see in Linux is the number of choices that a new user to Linux has compared to other operating systems like Windows where you get what you see; that is to say, MS…
At a recent online meeting of the WNCLUG-Asheville group (a group of Linux users and enthusiasts that meets on the first Saturday of each month that I belong to) at noon on the Jitsi platform, a member requested instructions for…
While you’re in the Terminal issuing commands, there is a file being updated in the background that you may not have been aware of. This file is called the Bash History file. This assumes, of course, that you’re running the…
In addition to my 6TB Homelab Network Attached Storage (NAS) that I have setup and configured in OpenMediaVault (OMV) on a Raspberry Pi, Model 4 Single-Board Computer (SBC), I have now configured OMV’s Rsync server on the Raspberry Pi SBC…
Is it possible to configure a server such that one can ssh into that server internally on a LAN while being able to ssh into the network interface that communicates on the WAN out to the Internet? How do we…
Pass is a standard Unix password management utility that you install in Linux. Pass follows the Unix philosophy in that it does one thing and it does it well. Unlike other password managers for the Linux desktop that contain all…
What is a stack and why is it important in Linux or Computer Science, for that matter? A stack, in the context of this article, refers to a last-in-first-out (LIFO) list or more affectionately referred to as a pushdown store.…
