today's howtos
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A complete guide to troubleshooting common Pop!_OS problems
Pop!_OS is a popular Linux distribution developed by System76, known for its user-friendly interface and excellent hardware compatibility. However, like any operating system, you may occasionally encounter issues that require troubleshooting.
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Create and store your GitHub personal access token [Ed: GitHub is controlled by a company that's attacking Linux and Free software. It's moreover proprietary itself. It's a censorship machine that's attacking software freedom. No person who wants to code should tolerate this.]
Do you prefer a basic username and password combo for accessing your GitHub repositories?
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Adam Young: ipmitool lan print
when run from inside a console/ssh session will tell you the ipmi address of the machine you are on.
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How to Check the Linux OS Version (6 Ways) | Beebom
Linux OSes are some of the best replacements for Windows and macOS because they have gotten impressively capable over the years. Not just the Linux kernel but a lot of components like desktop environments and display servers are now more capable than they were before. With too many distro releases, keeping track of Linux versions could be challenging, especially on rolling releases. So, here are six ways to check the Linux OS version easily on your PC.
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How to Create a Non-login User in Linux (2023 Guide) | Beebom
If you are a system administrator and are looking for ways to make your Linux system more secure or want to automate certain processes, creating a non-login user is the solution. Non-login users can prove to be very useful for a variety of cases right from limiting access to your Linux system to running specific processes with restricted privileges. Here, we will guide you through the steps to create a non-login user in Linux and set the appropriate permissions for them.
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How to Install BlackArch Tools on Arch Linux
BlackArch is a security-focused Arch Linux-based distribution that, much like its Debian-based counterparts Kali Linux and Parrot OS, provides a plethora of security tools and pentesting utilities.
If you're using vanilla Arch Linux and want to perform security testing, you'll be disappointed to find that the vanilla Arch repositories do not host any pentesting tools. Fret not though, for it's quite easy to add the BlackArch repository to your Arch system and gain access to the massive arsenal of pentesting tools it hosts.