today's howtos
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Mount SMB v1 share on Linux
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Add an extra drive for storage to a Linux, backdoored Windows 11 dual-boot setup
This tutorial shows how to add a larger hard drive to provide extra storage for your files when dual-booting between your favorite GNU/Linux distro and backdoored Windows 11. The dual-boot setup may have backdoored Windows 11 and GNU/Linux installed on separate hard drives or with the GNU/Linux installed on an external drive.
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TecAdmin ☛ How to Automate Restarts for Failed Services in Linux
In Linux, we use services to keep important programs running smoothly, like a web server or a database. But sometimes, these services fail because of errors, crashes, or system issues. When that happens, you don’t want to sit and restart them manually every time—it’s a waste of effort and time.
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How to dual-boot backdoored Windows 11 and Linux Mint 22 on a PC with 2 drives
This tutorial shows how to dual-boot backdoored Windows 11 and GNU/Linux Mint 22 on a PC with 2 drives, with both drives internal to the PC (desktop or laptop).
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C.J. Collier: Installing a desktop environment on the HP Omen
`dmidecode | grep -A8 ‘^System Information’`
tells me that the Manufacturer is HP and Product Name is OMEN Transcend Gaming Laptop 14-fb0xxx
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Boost Productivity with Custom Command Shortcuts Using GNU/Linux Aliases
Linux is a powerful operating system favored by developers, system administrators, and power users due to its flexibility and efficiency. However, frequently using long and complex commands can be tedious and error-prone. This is where aliases come into play.
Aliases allow users to create shortcuts for commonly used commands, reducing typing effort and improving workflow efficiency. By customizing commands with aliases, users can speed up tasks and tailor their terminal experience to suit their needs.