Homebrew 2.0.0 with Linux support!
Homebrew is a great way to get open source software installed onto your MacOS system. Major version upgrade just got released: homebrew 2.
Homebrew is a great way to get open source software installed onto your MacOS system. Major version upgrade just got released: homebrew 2.
Docker There are many ways of migrating Docker containers to a different server, today I’ll show you one of the …
Thanks to the super busy January, this is actually the first Unix Tutorial digest of 2019! Lots of news and so many …
I had to confirm the most recently installed packages on a Red Hat system recently, and was plesantly surprised that …
Have only recently learned about one of the most elegant and coolect commands in my MacBook: you can use say command in …
SELinux If you’re using RedHat or CentOS Linux distros (or sporting a Fedora Linux desktop), you probably have …
netstat command is a mightly utility found in majority of Unix and Linux distributions. Among other things like showing …
tmux I’m a tmux user for most of my console sessions these days – both at work and at home.
yum package manager, and dnf package manager in later Red Hat Linux versions, is quite a capable tool. In addition to …
List active subscriptions in Red Hat subscription-manager is a Linux command in RHEL, you run it with the list option to …