today's howtos

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jul 31, 2023

• How to Install Flatpress CMS with Let's Encrypt SSL on Ubuntu 22.04

  FlatPress is a free and open-source blogging engine written in PHP language. FlatPress stores all its content on text files, so it does not require a database. In this tutorial. I am going to explain how to install FlatPress on Ubuntu.

• How to Install Node based Roadiz CMS with Nginx on Debian

  Roadiz is a free and open-source content management system based on a node system. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install Roadiz on Debian server.

• How to install chromium on OpenSUSE

  Chromium is an open source web browser, that you can use on OpenSUSE.

  Chromium is available on the OpenSUSE's repository, and therefore we can install it on OpenSUSE directly from the terminal, or by using YaST software, which is the default package manager on OpenSUSE.

• YUM Package Manager: From Rise to Replacement by DNF

  In this article, discover the intriguing history of the YUM package manager, from its rise to its decline, leading to its eventual replacement by DNF, a modern solution for package management.

• Installing Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware in Debian

  Tiki Wiki is a free open-source content management system (CMS) groupware platform written entirely in PHP programming language and deployed on Linux on Apache/Nginx web servers, PHP, and MySQL database as backend.

• How check or see laptop battery health in Linux

  There are a few ways to check your Laptop's battery health in Linux. Here are a few methods that use the upower and acpi commands to check your Laptop's battery health in Linux, such as battery percentage, battery vendor name, current battery state, charge cycles, and more.

• Monitoring Docker: What to Look Out For

  One thing that drives IT admins bonkers with Docker is its complex onion-layered infrastructure.

• How to check which Ubuntu version you are using

  Are you using Ubuntu, but you don't know which version of Ubuntu you are using?

  Finding the version of Ubuntu is easy, and you can use GUI or Terminal to check information about your system.

• How to Install Apache Kafka with CMAK on CentOS

  Apache Kafka is a free and open-source streaming platform used for streaming analytics, data integration, and mission-critical applications. Compared to ActiveMQ and RabbitMQ, Kafka has better throughput, built-in partitioning, replication, and fault-tolerance.