Not sure if you have noticed it already, we are doing more Linux book reviews this year. It’s a way to introduce you to interesting new Linux books that you may want to explore. Take Linux Kernel Programming book, for example. It’s
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While we usually go for any note-taking app for our convenience, there are some apps that stand out in letting us organize the data better. Such apps may be categorized as a second brain app or a knowledge base management tool. Here,
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The ps command on Linux is used to monitor the active processes on Linux, and it is one of the most crucial command line utilities, especially for sysadmins and advanced users. So in this tutorial, I will walk you through all the
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I had always scoured the internet searching for a book that was in equivalence to books like the ‘Linux Kernel Development’ by Robert Love and ‘Understanding the Linux Kernel’ by Marco Cesati. Both are amazing books, but are now sadly outdated by
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In this blog post, we will show you how to setup high availability NFS cluster on RHEL 9 / 8 using pacemaker. NFS (Network File System) is the most widely server to provide files over network. With NFS server we can share
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In this post, we will show you how to Install pgAdmin on Ubuntu 22.04 and will also cover how to connect to existing PostgreSQL database server. pgAdmin is a graphical user interface for PostgreSQL administration, it allows admin to manage postgresql databases
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KDE Plasma 6 is released. Upcoming distributions Fedora 40 should provide it. GNOME 46 will be releasing in the coming weeks too. April onwards, you’ll see newer versions being released for Ubuntu and most major Linux distributions. Exciting times ahead! 💬 Let’s
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Found a stubborn background process eating up system resources? You can kill it using the kill command 😉 But how do you use the kill command? Well, in this tutorial, I will walk you through the essentials needed to learn how to
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The huge amount of data and knowledge spread across the internet makes managing important data a cumbersome task these days. Finding the correct information in the massive pool of data needs careful organizational skills. That’s where the Knowledge management tools like Obsidian,
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Bluesky and Mastodon are two social media networks with an aim to provide a decentralized platform for users. As microblogging platforms, they also wanted to pitch themselves as a Twitter alternative (primarily) when they started. But, have they succeeded in their goals?
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