You can learn how to use the Proxmox backup client to backup files in Linux in a tutorial published by OSTechNix.
The distinction between the mainline, stable, and long-term kernels in Linux is described by Linux Shout.
You can learn how to switch between the CLI and GUI on a Linux server in a tutorial published by Linux Shell Tips.
An article from Linux Hint demonstrates how to set up AppArmor on Debian GNU/Linux.
MakeTechEasier showing you eight simple ways to securely delete files in Linux.
You can use CPULimit to restrict CPU usage on Ubuntu Linux, as demonstrated in a tutorial from Howtoforge.
A tutorial on how to set up the Nginx web server to handle 100,000 requests per minute was published by TecAdmin.
This guide walks you through installing Linux kernel 6.2 on Ubuntu 22.04 or 20.04, letting users get newer hardware support without third‑party repositories. It begins by listing the prerequisites—an active internet connection, sudo privileges, and a bit of patience for a ~200 MB download—and explains why build dependencies and kernel headers are required. The core steps show how to fetch the exact .deb files from Ubuntu’s archive, install them with dpkg, update GRUB, reboot, and verify the new kernel version; optional cleanup commands help free space by removing older kernels. Finally, it cautions about common pitfalls such as missing GPU or Wi‑Fi drivers, performance regressions on older hardware, and package conflicts that can arise when multiple kernel series coexist.
A tutorial on installing Barrier on Gentoo Linux has been made available by Unixcop.
You can find instructions on managing users and groups in Ubuntu Linux in a guide published by FOSS Linux.
Eight helpful examples of how to use the Linux command "tee" were published by TecMint.
You can learn how to use LVM snapshot in a tutorial from OSTechNix to back up your data in Linux.
LXQt offers a lightweight yet modern alternative to the heavy GNOME shell, making it an attractive choice for older laptops or users who want fewer resource demands while still enjoying a polished interface. The guide walks readers through updating Fedora first, then installing the entire desktop group with @lxqt-desktop, and optionally adding configuration tools like lxqt-config or panels such as lyx to keep the system lean. After logging out of GNOME, users simply select “LXQt” on the GDM login screen, launch the settings utility to tweak panel placement and auto‑start services, and can even swap in a Qt‑friendly terminal or XFCE file manager for a cohesive look. The article also cautions about common pitfalls—such as missing session files or broken panels after kernel updates—and recommends cleaning up by removing GNOME packages once the new environment is stable, freeing disk space and reducing background load.
A guide on customizing the Bash shell environment has been made available by FOSS Linux.
You can learn how to set up and use Docker on Arch Linux in a tutorial published by Linux Hint.
FOSS Linux has compiled a list of the 15 most useful Bash commands.
The top Linux terminal emulators have all been reviewed by MakeTechEasier.
You can set up Kali Linux on an AWS EC2 instance using the tutorial published by Linux Hint.
Unixcop has published a tutorial showing you how to install MariaDB on Fedora 37.
You can install XWiki on Ubuntu 22.04 by following the instructions provided by Howtoforge.
