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Web Server Setup Series - How To Setup And Manage Your Own Web Server
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Web Server Setup Series - How To Setup And Manage Your Own Web Server

Today I am starting a web server setup series. In this series of articles, I’ll teach you how you can setup a web server or turn your own computer into a web server. I’ll also teach you how you can manage your web server, increase server security and guard it against specific types of attacks. I published an article in 2016 in which I talked about turning a personal computer or laptop into a web server. It worked for almost all and so many people appreciated it. But that was just for fun

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LinuxAndUbuntu Distro Review Of PCLinuxOS
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LinuxAndUbuntu Distro Review Of PCLinuxOS

I have reviewed a very good Linux distribution that I first used full-time as opposed to just playing around with it 8 years ago. You could say that I was suckled on it so to speak. What attracted me to PCLinuxOS distribution was mainly how simple to use it was. They released a new ISO to download in November so I decided to give this release a go. Quick Overview PCLinuxOS PCLinuxOS is a rolling-release distribution, meaning, theoretically, you can continue to update your system wi

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How To Start Learning A Programming Language
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How To Start Learning A Programming Language

Have you ever wonder how everything works? From Smartphones Operating Systems to even each and every Linux Distro and every Operating System created by Microsoft and Apple.  How does it play my favorite music? How does it save my files to the cloud? How does actually everything work? All these questions are answered with one big bolded and all capital “PROGRAMMING”.So, you might be asking yourself, “yeah I know programming runs all but, how should I start and from where?” In this article

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Web Server Setup Series - Install & Configure CentOS Web Panel
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Web Server Setup Series - Install & Configure CentOS Web Panel

In the first article of the series, I’m going to start off setting up the web server using the CentOS web panel. CentOS web panel is a web hosting panel with a bunch of GUI tools to manage servers. The panel is designed to provide an easy and secure way of managing web servers. CentOS Web Panel CentOS Web Panel is the popular free web hosting control panel designed to quickly and easily manage dedicated and VPS servers. Once you install the panel, you don’t have to use SSH to do re

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Save Some Battery On Our Linux Machines With TLP
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Save Some Battery On Our Linux Machines With TLP

I have always found battery life with Linux to be relatively lesser than windows. Nevertheless, this is Linux and we always have something up our sleeves. Now talking about this small utility called TLP, that can actually save some juice on your device. TLP – Linux Advanced Power Management is a small command-line utility that can genuinely help extend battery life by performing several tweaks on your Linux system. $ sudo apt install tlp For other distributions, you can read th

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Store Files In An Encrypted Image
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Store Files In An Encrypted Image

Imagine this scenario: you have files on your computer that you would much rather keep safe. Such files could contain sensitive data such as passwords and bank details. Keeping them on your computer is a convenient solution; however, if your computer was hacked or stolen, someone could easily access your files if your drive wasn’t encrypted. Passwords to unlock your PC are no object to someone who knows what they are doing, especially passwords that are ridiculously weak. There is a way

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antiX A Fast And Lightweight Linux Distribution
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antiX A Fast And Lightweight Linux Distribution

antiX is a fast and lightweight Linux distribution. It is based on Debian stable. antiX is a very different distro, it isn’t like Debian or Ubuntu. It doesn’t use systemd. Actually, most Linux distros are using systemd to manage the system processes, but antiX doesn’t like systemd. I don’t have any problem with systemd, but time after analyzing systemd, I realized that it is not the best way to replace SysVinit, because it doesn’t follow the UNIX philosophy. I think that systemd is very compl

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12 Practical Examples Of wget Command In Linux
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12 Practical Examples Of wget Command In Linux

Wget command is a useful GNU command line utility used to download files from the internet. This utility can download the files from servers using popular protocols like HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP. It runs in the background (non-interactive) and hence can be used in scripts and cron jobs. GNU Wget was written by Hrvoje Nikšić and currently, it is under Tim Rühsen, Darshit Shah, and Giuseppe Scrivano. In this article let us look at 12 useful examples of using wget utility. wget Command Ex

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Top 5 Linux Partition Managers
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Top 5 Linux Partition Managers

There are many programs out there that help users manage partitions on their drives. Some, like fdisk, are command-line tools. Others have a GUI (graphical user interface), like GParted. I shall demonstrate, today, five very good Linux partition managers, both graphical and text-only.   WORD OF WARNING: Managing partitions is a high-risk activity that may result in the loss of data if you are not careful. Be sure to make backups of everything you don’t wish to lose if the worst should ha

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Meltdown And Spectre Processor Vulnerabilities: Is It Time To Revive Open Source Alternative?
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Meltdown And Spectre Processor Vulnerabilities: Is It Time To Revive Open Source Alternative?

The beginning of the year 2018 brought new challenges in the form of Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities in most of the processor architectures.  In layman terms, both of these vulnerabilities allow hackers to steal sensitive data like passwords.  This vulnerability is applicable to Intel, AMD, and ARM. This means the problem is universal as it affects almost all devices ranging from embedded devices, smartphones, desktops, and servers to supercomputers.   A Brief History of Spectre an

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Top Linux And Open Source Stories Of Year 2017
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Top Linux And Open Source Stories Of Year 2017

The year 2017 has been an eventful year for open source communities with highs and lows throughout the year. Open source and Linux continue to dominate with their presence from mobile phones to supercomputers. Let’s quickly go through some of the major events in the year 2017. 1. Ubuntu dropping Unity as its default desktop for Ubuntu and returning back to GNOME As lighting in a clear sky, Canonical announced the drop of Unity as its default desktop for Ubuntu.  Mark Shuttleworth a

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How To Install Themes Or Icons In Elementary OS
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How To Install Themes Or Icons In Elementary OS

After installing Elementary OS, you may feel that you want to customize it to look more than the Out-of-the-box system, and more of a personalized Operating system per se. It’s very easy to install themes and icons for your Elementary OS. The process is pretty much the same as installing icons and themes in any ubuntu system since it is built upon Ubuntu. The two ways include: 1. Using PPAs and packages to install the theme and icons. 2. Manually installing themes on your system.

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