today's howtos
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How to Install ADB and Fastboot on Linux - Technastic
Android, being an open-source OS, is very customizable. You can customize it by adjusting device settings to your preference, using themes and apps, and so on. While some customizations can be achieved only after rooting your device, there are many others that can be done using ADB commands. ADB works like a bridge between Android devices and computers. However, before you can control your phone or tablet using ADB commands, you must set up ADB on your Windows, macOS, or Linux computer. In this guide, we’ll check out how we can install ADB and Fastboot on Linux.
ADB and Fastboot are multi-purpose command-line tools. By using ADB and Fastboot commands on your computer, you can get detailed information about your Android device, uninstall system apps without root, install apps, push or pull files, backup data, debug your device, enable and disable features and customize it in many ways. If you are interested in exploring the geeky aspect of owning an Android device, let’s start with installing ADB and Fastboot on Linux first.
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How to Set the Default Gateway on Ubuntu
All the devices on your network rely on the default gateway for communication. Data packets pass through the router to and from your network before being routed to the particular device that owns the packet.
Each operating system comes with a default gateway. However, you can temporarily or permanently change the default gateway to add another route for your network devices. You can use the IP command on Ubuntu to modify your default gateway.
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How to Use SSH Using Private Key in Linux
SSH is a secure way of connecting to a remote server. With SSH, the client machine must get verified before it connects to the server, and that is done using a password and an authentication key, which can be public or private.
The authentication keys ensure that you safely connect to your server using the OpenSSH for Linux. This guide details how to use a private SSH key for authentication. We will discuss everything from generating the SSH key to using it when connecting to the server.
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- Gigabyte Aorus B550 + 2x NVMe Kingston SA2000M81000G + RAID0 (AMD RAIDXpert2) worth it? does it work with GNU Linux? | dwaves.de
the idea was to have a dual-boot system.
if that is not possible, than it would be a GNU Linux host running a Windows 10 KVM guest VM, passing GPU through for gaming (but then 2x GPUs are required, one for “viewing the screen” and one for pass-through to Windows (UNTESTED with the 5600G Vega7 OnBoard GPU))
there are ACTUALLY drivers for AMD Raid for Ubuntu (PDF and a github (UNTESTED!))
So if it works with Ubuntu, it SHOULD also work with Debian.
The question is: Why use it?
As it might be the better idea to use the well tested GNU Linux MDADM.
per default Debian 11 setup does not recognize the AMD Raid: (it just sees two separate NVMe)
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How to Install Liquorix Kernel on Ubuntu 22.10/22.04/20.04 - LinuxCapable
The Liquorix Kernel is an attractive option for anyone looking to benefit from more up-to-date kernels for their Ubuntu system and performance gains, especially for desktop users. The following tutorial will teach you how to import the Liquorix Kernel PPA and install the latest Linux Kernel on your Ubuntu 22.10 Kinetic Kudu, 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish or 20.04 Focal Fossa system with the command line terminal, along with how to restore the original Ubuntu kernel if you need to revert to it.
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How to Install GIT on Linux Mint 21.x or 20.x
Linux Mint comes with the ability to install GIT directly from its default repositories. While this is preferred, there are multiple methods to install GIT for users seeking a newer version with bug fixes or performance improvements. The following tutorial will teach you how to install GIT in various ways on Linux Mint 21.x based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish or Linux Mint 20.x based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Focal Fossa using CLI commands.
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Play podcasts on your Chromebook with Gpodder
There aren’t any native podcast apps for Chrome OS. However, if you need one to enjoy your favorite podcasts, don’t worry! Thanks to Linux support on Chrome OS, you can install a Linux podcast app to play your favorite podcasts.