I’ve been updating software on Ubuntu 19.04 install on my Dell XPS laptop and realised that I haven’t shared this basic tip yet: it’s possible to use apt to quickly see available upgrades for installed packages.
You probably know already: recent Windows 10 builds allow you to run Linux applications in a much more integrated, …
Red Hat Ansible I’ve finally made time to go through a couple more Ansible books and online courses. Have been …
I was updating the kill command page earlier today and realised that it could have more information about the signals …
CentOS Linux From time to time it’s required to compile some Linux kernel specific software on your CentOS/RedHat …
In addition to listing all current sessions, it’s possible to list tmux sessions along with windows in each one of …
If you had forgotten the OpenMediaVault Default Login defaults, this post should help you reset it. I am putting some …
Having recently built a centralised log server with RSyslog on one of my Raspberry Pi systems at home office, I’m …
tmux Instead of Login Prompt on tty1 I’m writing about so many experiments and [Unix Tutorial projects][projects] …
I really like the Hack font – it’s used in my terminal apps on MacOS, Linux and even Windows workstations. This …
ansible-vault decrypt restores an encrypted file …
I’ve administered Linux systems for around 25 …
When trying to run do-release-upgrade on an Ubuntu …
Quick note on filesystem resize on a typical …
macOS Tahoe is the upcoming major release of macOS …
BASH is my Linux shell of choice (it’s zsh on …
hey Unless you disable SIP, most of DTrace based …
