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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 12th of April 2021 04:07:32 PM Filed under
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  • Install Wine 6.6 in Ubuntu 20.04 / Linux Mint & Fedora 33

    Wine team released its new development version 6.6

    This tutorial will be helpful for beginners to install wine 6.6 in Ubuntu 20.10, Ubuntu 20.04, Fedora 33, and Linux Mint 20.1.

  • How to use the tail command in Ubuntu Linux

    Everyone knows about the cat command alternative to the tail command , which is used to view the contents of files. But in some cases you don’t need to look at the whole file, sometimes it’s enough to look only at the end of the file. For example, when you want to see the contents of a log file, you do not need what it starts with, you will have enough of the latest error messages.

    To do this, you can use the tail command, it allows you to output a specified number of lines from the end of the file, as well as display new lines online. This article will look at the tail Linux command.

  • How to enable Large Indexes in MariaDB 10 on Debian 10

    This tutorial shows you how to enable large indexes in MariaDB 10 on Debian 10. This refers to the innodb_large_prefix option which exists in MariaDB and MySQL. I will show you how to enable the large index option permanently by editing the MariaDB configuration file and I will also show you how to enable it temporarily in the current database session by using SQL commands. InnoDB large prefix allows it to have index key prefixes up to 3072 bytes (for 16k pages, smaller otherwise).

  • Fix for menu font size in LibreOffice

    This morning posted how LibreOffice was compiled in EasyOS:
    https://bkhome.org/news/202104/how-to-compile-libreoffice-in-easyos.html
    ...and mentioned that menu font size is a bit small.
    Well, that is the case for all gtk+3 applications, compared with gtk+2 apps. The reason is, Easy is released with a theme set for gtk+2 apps, but no theme set for gtk+3 apps. So gtk+3 apps use the default theme built-in to gtk+3.

  • Fedora 34/33 Enable root Account Password/Login – If Not True Then False

    This is quick guide howto enable root account password/login on Fedora 34/33.

  • FreeIPA and Foreman Proxy development setup

    I have been avoiding this for like ten years now, but today is the day when I will setup a FreeIPA with Foreman Proxy for development and testing purposes and here are my notes.

    The goal is to deploy a libvirt VM with IPA server and Foreman Proxy intergated with it. The domain will be ipa.lan and the host named ipa.ipa.lan. This is NOT how you should deploy production Foreman FreeIPA integration! For that, reading our official documentation and using foreman-installer is suggested instead.

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