How to disable automatic Snap update
by Snap packages make it possible to conveniently install software applications on your Linux system. Perfect when your Linux distribution’s package manager does not offer a …
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How to update Ubuntu using APT in the terminal
Interested in running Ubuntu server? In contrast to Ubuntu desktop, you now administer your system completely from the terminal. Most likely through a remote SSH …
Manually mount a USB drive in the Linux terminal
Trying to figure out how to manually mount your USB drive in Linux? Look no further. This article explains step-by-step how to manually mount a …
Install phpMyAdmin on Debian 10 “buster”
In this article you learn step-by-step how to install phpMyAdmin on a Debian 10 web server. To the point that you can log in to …
Perform a minimal install on your Raspberry PI
Do you plan on running your Raspberry PI as a server? Perhaps you prefer to skip the Pixel desktop environment installation and install a different …
Create and extract a TAR GZ archive in Linux
When working with Linux, sooner or later you encounter TAR GZ archives. This is a file with the tar.gz extension. A TAR GZ archive packs …
Install a free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate on Debian 10
This article teaches you how you can generate a free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate and install it on your Debian based web server, in a …
Install a LAMP stack on Debian 10 “buster”
One of the first tasks when setting up a Linux web server is the installation of a LAMP stack. The acronym LAMP stands for Linux, …
