In this blog post, we will show you how to register an existing Kubernetes cluster in Rancher. Kubernetes is a powerful container orchestration platform, and Rancher is a robust Kubernetes management tool that simplifies the management of Kubernetes clusters. If you already
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Adding comments in bash scripts is one of the most effective ways to keep your code clean and understandable. You may ask why. Let’s suppose your script contains a complex regex or multiple complex blocks of codes and in that case, you
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Unlike Ubuntu, distributions like Fedora and Arch Linux give you vanilla GNOME and one thing that may bother you is the lack of minimize and maximize buttons on the application windows. No minimize or maximize button in application windows, only close button
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In this guide, we demonstrate how to install and configure VNC server on RHEL 9. Virtual Network Computing, popularly known as VNC, is a network protocol for accessing graphical desktops of remote systems. The protocol transfers the mouse and keyboard inputs back
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Ubuntu is the most popular Linux distribution for desktop users. It features a customized GNOME desktop to provide a seamless user experience. Exciting On the other hand, Kubuntu is one of the Ubuntu flavours featuring the KDE Plasma desktop. At its core,
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Have you ever heard of do it all software? If not, then the VS Code will be the perfect example for it. You can find support for almost every programming language possible to plug-ins that will let you extend its features more
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Firefox and Brave are my daily drivers for web browsing. When I installed Arch Linux with GNOME, it had GNOME Web browser. It’s a decent browser but not something I can live with it as I need my saved passwords, browsing history
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BTW, I use Arch Linux! No, I am not joking. I have (re)installed Arch on my TUXEDO InfinityBook and using it as my daily driver these days. My main system still has Ubuntu 23.04, though. The thing is that I had stopped
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You’ll find a huge number of software packaged by the community members in Arch User Repository (AUR). Since it is coming from third parties, purists suggest downloading and building each desired package from AUR manually. But that’s a tedious task and that’s
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After years, I have been experimenting with Arch Linux again. I had forgotten the usage of the pacman command so I tried accessing its man page. What happened next shocked me (yeah! I have been reading BuzzFeed 😜). It showed me this
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