As your projects move from tinkering to serious development, the limitations of typical Raspberry Pi boards or any SBC becomes quite obvious. Can they truly deliver the flexibility and performance needed for a compact, scalable design? Many developers face this question when
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S,o you bought a new e-book from a platform like Humble Bundle or other online stores. And, now you want to transfer it to your Amazon Kindle. Fret not, I got you 😉 Kindle allows you to sideload books and there are
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Last week, I shared the Linux online course as our new project. Based on the feedback I received from some students, I have divided the course into smaller chapters, which makes it easier to learn at your own pace. Enjoy 😄 Linux
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Managing packages in Linux distribution varies depending on the distribution. All the Debian-based distros use APT as the package management app. While Fedora uses DNF, openSUSE depends on Zypper package manager. Recently, distro-agnostic package managers like Snap, Flatpak, AppImage, etc. made the
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If you’ve been following our articles on Large Language Models (LLMs) or digging into AI, you’ve probably come across the term token more than a few times. But what exactly is a “token,” and why does everyone keep talking about it? It’s
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When you combine Docker with the compact, affordable Raspberry Pi, you’ve got a powerful setup that’s perfect for both developers and hobbyists. Whether you’re building a mini server, automating tasks, or just tinkering for fun, Docker has unlimited usage. This guide will
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When you have a GPU on board, integrated or dedicated, there are some programs that help you get the necessary stats to check its temperature, free memory, and more. You can use them on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions as well. Unfortunately,
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Interested in improving your Linux command line knowledge? Our other project, Linux Handbook, launched a learning portal with a course covering all the essential concepts, command-line operations, and system administration tasks. Despite the name ‘Linux for DevOps’, it is a good resource
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If you happen to be an MX Linux user and really want to change their init system from SysVinit to Systemd and vice versa, then this guide is for you. Although, you should not try something like this. I wrote it for
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The Graphical User Interface (GUI) tools for Linux have evolved significantly over the years. You can find some of the best file managers for Linux as GUI tools. But when it comes to the command line, most Linux users resort to the
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