today's howtos
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SSH authorization keys experiments
Here are a few interesting use-cases for these options: [...]
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Sticky Page Header Shadow on Scroll
What if we desired something a little bit extra, like applying a box-shadow to the sticky header as soon as the page is scrolled? I thought it was worth sharing one solution that has worked well for me to accomplish this goal. Check out the following CodePen demo. As soon as the page is scrolled, a shadow fades in below the header.
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How To Install Microsoft SQL Server on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS [Ed: Microsoft SQL Server does not really run on GNU/Linux. It's proprietary stuff for DrawBridge, so this is misleading at best.]
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Microsoft SQL Server on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. For those of you who didn’t know, Microsoft SQL Server is a relational database management system developed by Microsoft.
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How To Install BlueMail on Rocky Linux 9
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install BlueMail on Rocky Linux 9.
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How To Install XanMod Kernel on Debian 11
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install XanMod Kernel on Debian 11.
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Where are Crontab Logs in Linux | How to View Them?
If you are a Linux administrator or trying to become one, you must gather strong knowledge related to cron jobs and cron logs. The Linux System Administrator is responsible for running the scheduled tasks (known as jobs) and ensuring they work perfectly fine by monitoring their results. This verification of successful job execution is done by the Crontab logs, which are automatically created by the system. This post will act as a guide to show you all you need to know about cron logs that will help you become a Linux System administrator. What are Crontab Logs in Linux? Crontab…
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Liberating the MacBook Air 2013 with Linux – Complete Guide
Are you tired of not getting security updates? Is your old MacBook getting sluggish and you want to provide a new life to it? Look no further: Liberate it with Linux!
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How to Manage Command History on Linux
The command history helps you view commands you've previously run inside the terminal. Here's how you can manage the command history on Linux.
On Linux, every command you type gets saved in the history file. The history command lets you view and reuse those commands without having to retype them. You can navigate through the history list using the Up and Down keys. However, there may be times you want to delete some commands from the history or permanently disable the history saving feature.
Fortunately, Linux lets you control command logging features, such as disabling it temporarily or permanently, deleting the entire history, or preventing certain commands from being saved in the history list. Let's see how.