Tag: Linux
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A ZSH Setup Guide with Terminator Awesomeness
Read →: A ZSH Setup Guide with Terminator AwesomenessHey there tech enthusiasts! Today, let’s dive into the world of terminal customization assistance, because who said coding can’t be both powerful and visually stunning? As a Senior Tech Lead, I’ve curated a ZSH setup that not only boosts your productivity but also adds a touch of aesthetic flair. Let’s get started! Step 1: Installing…
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Mastering Nmap: Practical Commands for Advanced Network Scans
Read →: Mastering Nmap: Practical Commands for Advanced Network ScansA hands-on Nmap guide for sysadmins: target the right ports, detect services and versions, run NSE scripts, tune timing, test firewalls and save reports you can reuse.
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Ubuntu 23.04 Features: Discover the Latest Enhancements!
Read →: Ubuntu 23.04 Features: Discover the Latest Enhancements!Ubuntu, the widely acclaimed Linux distribution, has once again raised the bar with its latest release, Ubuntu 23.04. Packed with a host of cutting-edge features and significant improvements, this version is poised to revolutionize the computing experience for users and administrators alike. In this blog post, we’ll delve deeper into some of the key enhancements…
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Podman Container Management: Rootless Containers and Pods
Read →: Podman Container Management: Rootless Containers and PodsA hands-on guide to Podman container management: rootless containers, pods, moving over from Docker, and building images in CI/CD.
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Why 24-Bit Audio Recording Makes Your Guitar Tracks Better
Read →: Why 24-Bit Audio Recording Makes Your Guitar Tracks BetterYour DAW asks 16-bit or 24-bit, and you just want to record. Here’s why 24-bit audio recording is the right default for guitar and vocals, and how to check and convert your files on Linux.
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Wayland Display Server: How It Works and Why It Beats X11
Read →: Wayland Display Server: How It Works and Why It Beats X11Wayland is the modern replacement for X11 on Linux. Here’s how its compositor, clients and protocols fit together, why it’s faster and safer, and how to check which session you’re running.
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How to Use the AWK Command in Linux for Text Processing
Read →: How to Use the AWK Command in Linux for Text ProcessingAWK turns messy text files and logs into exactly the columns, totals and reports you need. Here’s how to use the AWK command in Linux, with practical examples you can paste straight into your terminal.
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Linux Server Performance Mastery: BCC/BPF Tools
Read →: Linux Server Performance Mastery: BCC/BPF ToolsAs a Linux server administrator, optimizing performance and troubleshooting issues is essential to ensure smooth operations. Fortunately, the BCC/BPF (Berkley Packet Filter) ecosystem offers a powerful set of tools that can aid in this process. Discover popular BCC/BPF tools and their functionalities. As seen in the image above, BCC/BPF tools provide powerful capabilities for performance…
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Regex in Linux: Practical Tips for grep, sed and AWK
Read →: Regex in Linux: Practical Tips for grep, sed and AWKRegex turns long text hunts into one-line commands. Here’s how to use it in Linux with grep, sed and AWK, plus a few patterns worth keeping close.
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How to clean your Archlinux
Read →: How to clean your ArchlinuxBeen using a while your computer with Arch Linux, you may think about cleaning it from unused packages, pacman caches and dead files and symlinks specially when my PC runs out disk spaces. Let’s clean your Arch linux. Clean Pacman package’s cache: Every time you install packages, your system cache the downloaded old package in…