today's howtos

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Mar 18, 2023

• How to share your work with a movie or podcast

  If you are blogging about your work, at some point, you’ll want to share your experience with a movie or in a podcast. In this post, I want to share the tools I’m using and give some advise to get you started with a small (or bigger) budget…

• How to Install Docker and Docker Compose in Major Linux Distributions

  This article intends to focus on what Docker and Docker Compose are, their usage and drawbacks, and how to install them in major Linux distributions. Tutorial Details Description Docker and Docker Compose Difficulty Level Moderate Root or Sudo Privileges Yes Host System and Architecture Ubuntu

• Install DokuWiki on Debian 11

  In this demo, we are going to learn how to install DokuWiki on Debian 11. 'DokuWiki'is an opensource software written in PHP that allows users to create and edit pages using a web browser. It works on plain texts and requires no database.

• 2 ways Install Nomacs on Ubuntu 22.04 or 20.04 LTS

  Learn the steps to install Nomacs, an open-source image viewer & editor on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy or Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Linux using the command terminal. This software on our Linux system can be considered a free basic alternative to commercial Photoshop, however, not as powerful but enough to fulfill regular image editing requirements.

  Nomacs was started as a part of the Image Lounge project in 2011 and has been actively developed ever since. It is a cross-platform application that supports Windows, MacOS X, Linux, and BSD platforms.

• How Is SSH Different From Telnet?

  SSH and TELNET both let you connect to remote, networked computers and to use them as if you’re sitting in front of them.

• How to install Tuxedo OS on your computer

  Tuxedo OS is a custom Linux operating system for Tuxedo computers. It is based on KDE Plasma and has tons of optimizations for Tuxedo hardware. However, did you know that you can install and run Tuxedo on any PC? Here’s how to install it on your computer.

• How to Play Solitaire in Your Linux Terminal With solitaire-tui

  Gaming has been an essential part of the PC experience since the days of IBM mainframes. But a focus on the latest graphics and AAA titles has left the classics neglected.

  Embrace the nostalgia of computerized single-player card games by playing Klondike Solitaire within your Linux terminal.

• What are Tar and Gz? Difference between them.

  While working in Linux you would have seen files downloaded from the internet ended up with either “.tar” or “.tar.gz”. Now, what are these extensions? Both of these imply the file is in Archived format that could contain a single file or multiple folders but still if both the Tar and Gz produce archive files then what is the difference between them? In this article, we will explain exactly what these formats are and how to use them.

• Set color scheme in Neovim (Lua)

  To set a color scheme in Neovim using Lua add the following line to the init.lua file In the example above, I am using onedark as the color scheme. You can change this to whatever you want to use.

• How To Install Mesa Drivers on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

  In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Mesa Drivers on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS.

• Say Goodbye to Slow Linux Updates: Clean Your YUM Cache Now

  Have you ever encountered a situation where you're unable to update or install packages on your RHEL-based or CentOS system due to an overloaded YUM cache? This issue could be frustrating, especially when you're working on critical tasks.