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Learn how to connect to your VPS remotely from both Linux and Windows. This guide covers using SSH and RDP to access your servers from your local desktop.

This tutorial will take you through different methods that you can apply to update your Nvidia GPU drivers to their latest version.

The null device in Unix systems is /dev/null. Its purpose is to immediately discard anything sent to it. In this guide we will discuss what is the purpose of /dev/null, why it exists, and how to use it.

In this tutorial we’ll cover how to install the minimal and full versions of the LXQt desktop environment, as well as Lubuntu, which is a flavor of Ubuntu that uses LXQt as the default desktop environment.

The SSH Config File is a text file that contains configuration information for your SSH client, such as the hostname of the server you are connecting to, your username, and your private key file. In this tutorial we will learn by examples how to use the SSH config file to modify and simplify our networking needs using Linux.

In this tutorial we’ll explain what Oh My Zsh is, how to install it and how to use it to manage zsh extensions. We’ll explore some of the commands it comes with, how to change themes and plugins, and how to add a custom plugins, such as the popular zsh-autosuggestions plugin.

In this tutorial we’ll learn how to use rsync to transfer and sync files between machines, as well as explore some of rsync‘s options, through examples and detailed explanations.

Timeshift is a system backup and restores tool designed to restore your system into a usable state after something goes wrong. Timeshift is designed to only backup system files and settings. In this tutorial we'll learn how to use Timeshift to restore our system to a previous state. 

In this tutorial we’ll learn to install and use Bottles, a tool that allows you to run Windows apps on Linux.

MATE is a GNOME-based desktop environment that provides a modern, intuitive, and attractive desktop for users. MATE is a fork of GNOME 2 that uses the GTK+ 3 toolkit. In this tutorial we’ll be installing the MATE desktop environment on an Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04 machine.

In this tutorial we’ll cover how to install XFCE desktop environment or Xubuntu, which is an Ubuntu flavor, on Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04.

In this tutorial we will learn how to install WordPress on your Ubuntu 22.04 server with LEMP (Linux, Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP) stack. From first launch to ready-to-browse.

fzf is one of the most amazing utilities written for the command line in the last few years. In this article we’ll cover how to use fzf, the command-line fuzzy finder, we’ll see how we can customize it, and we’ll explain some concepts, such as what fuzzy search is, so you can better understand how you can use this tool.

In this tutorial we will install the GNOME desktop environment on a Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04 machine. We’ll install 4 variants – Ubuntu GNOME Desktop Full/Minimal, as well as Vanilla GNOME Desktop Full/Minimal.

In this tutorial we’ll show you how to set up SSH keys on Ubuntu 22.04. SSH keys provide a more secure way of logging into a server with SSH than using a password alone.

FFmpeg is one of those modern marvels of open source software. It is a suite of libraries and smaller programs to handle video and audio files primarily. In this tutorial we’ll install FFmpeg and learn how to use some its most popular features through practical examples and detailed explanations.

There are many advantages to using Linux, besides being a low-cost solution, the platform stands out for being a highly stable and secure solution and for having a large community of developers who work to make it even more reliable. In this article we will talk about some of the main reasons why people use Linux.

As the name suggests, there are several sites that you can use to access a Linux system from your Browser. Some even give you a Graphical Interface with a whole full-featured desktop access. This post will give you a list of some of the best sites where you can run Linux from your web browser.

In this tutorial, we will cover how to use the ip command to display or configure information about network interfaces, routing, and IP addresses.

Access Control Lists (ACLs) are a flexible method to set permissions in Linux. Every operating system has some level of ACLs, which assign permissions to users and groups on files and directories. In this tutorial we’ll go through the fundamentals of access control lists (ACLs). We will also learn the commands to view and set ACLs for user accounts.