Tag: Linux
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How to Become a DevOps Engineer: Skills and First Steps
Read →: How to Become a DevOps Engineer: Skills and First StepsDevOps engineers sit between code, infrastructure and security, which is why the role stays in demand. Here are the skills to learn and six steps to get started.
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Linux Kernel Events
Read →: Linux Kernel EventsWhat Are Linux Kernel Events? The Linux kernel is the core of the Linux operating system, managing hardware and providing system resources to applications. Events are signals that inform the system about changes, actions, or occurrences within the operating system. These events play a crucial role in system stability, performance, and responsiveness. They allow the…
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My Arch Linux Experience with Hyprland and ml4w
Read →: My Arch Linux Experience with Hyprland and ml4wIf you’re into customizing your Linux setup, Arch Linux is one of the best choices. Recently, I decided to install Arch Linux on my machine, but this time, I took it a step further by using Hyprland as my window manager and ml4w to configure a work machine. This blog post will walk you through…
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How to Create a Bootable Linux USB
Read →: How to Create a Bootable Linux USBCreate a bootable Linux USB is a the first step to install or try Linux on your computer. This simple guide will help you create a bootable USB using different tools, from command-line utilities like dd to GUI applications. Let’s create Bootable Linux USB. Create Bootable Linux USB Using the dd Command The dd command…
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How to Install Powerlevel10k with Oh My Zsh on Linux
Read →: How to Install Powerlevel10k with Oh My Zsh on LinuxIf you’re a Linux enthusiast like me, you know that the terminal is where the magic happens. But why settle for a plain, boring command line when you can jazz it up with a sleek, modern theme? Enter Powerlevel10k (p10k), a fast and highly customizable theme for your Zsh shell. Paired with Oh My Zsh,…
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How to Install RetroPie on Raspberry Pi OS
Read →: How to Install RetroPie on Raspberry Pi OSRetroPie is a powerful tool that turns your Raspberry Pi into a retro gaming console. If you’re a fan of classic games and want to emulate consoles like the NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and others, RetroPie is the perfect solution. However, when you install RetroPie on Raspberry Pi OS, you might run into issues like…
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How to Set Up fzf with Zsh for Faster Terminal Search
Read →: How to Set Up fzf with Zsh for Faster Terminal Searchfzf is a fuzzy finder that makes Zsh much faster to work in. Here’s how to install it, wire it into your .zshrc, and start finding commands, files and folders in a few keystrokes.
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The Magic of REISUB: How to Gently Restart a Frozen Linux System
Read →: The Magic of REISUB: How to Gently Restart a Frozen Linux SystemEver had your Linux machine freeze up completely? It happens to the best of us. Before you reach for that power button, let me introduce you to a much cooler, gentler way to reboot: REISUB. What’s REISUB? REISUB is a sequence of keystrokes that allows you to safely restart a locked-up Linux system without the…
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Let’s Compile Zed on Ubuntu: A Fun and Easy Guide 🚀
Read →: Let’s Compile Zed on Ubuntu: A Fun and Easy Guide 🚀Hello there, fellow tech enthusiast! Today, we’re going to compile Zed on Ubuntu. Don’t worry if you’re new to this; I’ll guide you through each step. Step 1: Setup your environment🛠️ Before we start, make sure you have the following: Step 2: Install the Necessary Packages 📦 First things first, we need to install some…
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Tmux for Terminal Management
Read →: Tmux for Terminal ManagementLet’s be honest, the command line is incredible, but managing multiple terminal windows for various tasks can become chaotic. That’s where tmux steps in. Tmux, a terminal multiplexer, is essentially a window manager for your terminal. It allows you to create, detach, and manage multiple sessions, each containing split panes for running different commands simultaneously.…