Introduction (repeated from Part 1) If you are new to Linux, you have to know that a lot of configuration can and should be done through a terminal. On most…
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Introduction (repeated from Part 1) If you are new to Linux, you have to know that a lot of configuration can and should be done through a terminal. On most…
If you are new to Linux, you have to know that a lot of configuration can and should be done through a terminal. On most modern Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Mint or Debian you can avoid to use any command line program at all, but more often than not you will find solutions on the Internet that should what to type into the console to fix a problem.
Here are a few commands you should learn to get comfortable with the terminal without breaking things or damaging your computer.
If you have studied my bio, you may wonder why the majority of posts on this blog is written in English, since I also know some other languages.
There are a few simple reasons for this decision, which I will try to explain here.
When you work in a team or you have to teach or instruct your coworkers and employees, you probably have to decide pretty early how you are going to deal…
If you have ever forgotten a Wi-Fi password or you wanted to get network access in a electronics shop, I have a solution for you!
This is it! My first blog post.
I will tell you a story that might explain why I am starting a blog. You might have already experienced it by yourself, if you are a developer or a student trying to learn a new programming language.