Linux System Calls and their Numbers If you ever want to refresh numeric IDs of specific system calls in your Linux system it’s easy to do by inspecting some of the standard Linux header (include) files.
macOS Catalina I’m capturing a logs of logs across my Linux systems, they all traditionally used syslog daemon and …
my crontab in nano editor on macOS macOS uses nano editor for crontab updates lately, which is not the text editor I …
Linux Earlier this week Linux Kernel 5.8 was released, improving stability and introducing new features. I’d like …
Enabling ZFS compression As you remember, I decided to try ZFS on Ubuntu 20.04 last month. It’s a small server …
Unix Tutorial Digest Here’s the long overdue next instalment of Unix/Linux news and Unix Tutorial posts. …
Docker Hub I completely missed that Docker Hub has introduced new pricing mode back in May 2020. New Docker Hub Pricing …
I replaced Linux Mint Debian Edition 4 with Linux Mint 20 - Ulyana the other day on my Dell XPS laptop, here’s the …
Disabling atime in ZFS As you remember, I decided to try ZFS on Ubuntu 20.04 last month. It’s a small server with …
Arctic Code Vault Pretty cool! I noticed recently that my GitHub profile shows an interesting highlight: Arctic Code …
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 …
I reliased one of my Raspberry Pi systems was …
Apple keeps shipping public betas of macOS Sequoia …
