today's howtos
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How to Install MySQL Server and Client Properly on Linux
To install MySQL server on your Linux machine, follow this article step-by-step, which provides you with clear instructions on how to download and install MySQL as well as how to configure and secure it.>
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How to Fix “-bash: sudo: command not found” in Linux
Have you ever tried to run a Linux command using sudo only to see the warning “sudo command not found” splashed on your terminal?
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How to Install Python on Ubuntu 22.04?
Learn how to install Python on Ubuntu 22.04, the latest version of the Ubuntu operating system. Follow our step-by-step guide to get started with Python programming on Ubuntu.
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How to enable data collecting for ‘sar -u’ on Linux
The sysstat utility is a powerful tool for monitoring system performance on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. However, you may encounter an error when running 'sar -u', indicating that data collecting is not enabled.
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How to Install GitHub Desktop on openSUSE Leap | Tumbleweed [Ed: Microsoft's proprietary lock-in; the community must do anything possible to eradicate GitHub, not coexist with Microsoft's monopoly]
GitHub Desktop is a powerful and user-friendly graphical interface that enables developers and teams to manage Git repositories with ease. Designed by GitHub, this application streamlines the process of working with Git repositories, simplifying common tasks like branching, committing, and merging.
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How To Install Apache on Fedora 38
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Apache on Fedora 38. Are you ready to learn how to install Apache on Fedora 38? Apache is a powerful open-source web server that has been widely used for web hosting for many years.
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Multiple Ways To Rename Multiple Files At Once In Linux
There are multiple ways to rename multiple files at once in Linux based operating system.
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How to install Kubernetes on Rocky Linux 9
In this post, you will learn how to install Kubernetes on Rocky Linux 9. Kubernetes is a portable and extensible open-source platform for managing workloads and services. Kubernetes makes it easy to automate and declarative configuration.
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How To Install VirtualBox on Rocky Linux 9
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install VirtualBox on Rocky Linux 9. Are you ready to unleash the power of multiple operating systems on your Linux machine? With VirtualBox, you can easily run different operating systems on your machine without the need for additional hardware.
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Kubernetes Architecture: A High-level Overview of Kubernetes Cluster Components
In this blog post, we will describe Kubernetes Architecture: a high-level overview of Kubernetes cluster components. Organizations are continually adopting cloud-native technologies with containerization becoming the de facto way of packaging and deploying applications. However, managing large scale number of containers can be challenging and thus, this is where Kubernetes comes in.
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A beginner’s guide to creating Linux services with systemd
Systemd has become the default init system for most Linux distributions, providing an efficient way to manage services and their dependencies. Creating a custom Linux service using systemd allows you to control the behavior and execution of your applications or scripts.
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A step-by-step guide to installing GIMP on Ubuntu
GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a popular, open-source image editing software that offers a wide range of tools and features similar to those found in premium applications like Adobe Photoshop. Installing GIMP on Ubuntu is a straightforward process, and in this guide, we'll show you exactly how to do it.
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Building the perfect development workspace in Pop!_OS
Pop!_OS, a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu, has been gaining popularity among developers due to its sleek design and user-friendly features. Setting up a development environment in Pop!_OS is a breeze, thanks to its robust package management system and compatibility with a wide range of development tools.
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Fix: ‘Unable to Locate Package’ Error in Ubuntu and Debian
While using Ubuntu or Debian, you may encounter the 'Unable to Locate Package' error during package installation. This error is often caused by missing or outdated package information, which prevents the system from finding the desired package.