The NixOS series was concluded last week. Though NixOS is a lesser-known, niche distro, the series was appreciated by many FOSSers (It’s FOSS readers). This has given us the confidence boost to work on more tutorial series. openSUSE and Gentoo are on
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Copying files is one of the most basic yet crucial tasks you will be doing regularly. Linux has a dedicated cp command for copying both files and directories (folders). In this part of the Terminal Basics series, you’ll learn to copy files
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The Rust programming language is one of the fastest adopted systems programming languages by developers and tech companies. It is also voted as one of the most loved programming languages by developers who use it on a daily basis. Rust has been
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In this post, we will cover to how to install Kubernetes metrics server step by step. The Kubernetes(k8s) Metrics Server is a component that collects and aggregates metrics data from various sources in the Kubernetes cluster, including nodes and pods. This data
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You must have heard about the famous Vim text editor already. However, this article is about its fork, Neovim. Vim is also a fork of vi which makes Neovim fork of a fork. So, you can end up using anything for some
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GNOME 44 is out now. The upcoming Ubuntu 23.04 and Fedora 38 will feature this new release. Rolling release distros will offer it sooner than other distros. There are a few new distros that have come up lately. One interesting distribution is
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In the earlier chapters of the Terminal Basics series, you learned to create new files and directories (folders). Let’s now see how you can delete files and folders in the Linux terminal. Deleting files To remove files, you can use the rm
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Before publishing this, I explained how to install and remove packages in NixOS for a single-user system. But if you are running multiple users, there is an excellent way to cater needs of every user separately. And in this guide, I will
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CRI-O is an opensource and lightweight container runtime for Kubernetes. It is an implementation of the Kubernetes Container Runtime Interface (CRI) using Open Container Initiative (OCI) compatible runtimes. It’s a perfect alternative to Docker when running Kubernetes. In this guide, we will
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Computer security methods are designed to keep private things, well, private. There are many ways to secure a system. Some users use a simple username/password login scheme for basic protection. Other users may use extra protection through encryption in various ways like
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