Although openSUSE has always been well-loved by the community, it is true that leap (its very stable version aimed at end users) seems to be dying. This would lead one to think that Tumbleweed would remain as the only SUSE community distribution, but this is not the case. Details of the openSUSE SlowRoll project have […]
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Rancher is a software platform designed to simplify and streamline the management of Kubernetes clusters. It provides a comprehensive set of tools and features to address the operational and security challenges of managing multiple Kubernetes deployments. Therefore, this post is about installing Rancher on Alma Linux 9 / Rocky Linux 9. According to the project
Linux rm command allows you to delete files and directories. The basic syntax of rm is rm [option]… [file]… Here, the option controls the behavior of the command while the file is the name of the file and the directories to remove. Most beginners faces “no such file or directory” when trying to remove a
Arch Linux is one of the most popular distributions out there and is the Rolling Release better than all others in this world. However, the installation and configuration process makes many users stay away from using it, despite all its advantages. Fortunately, distributions based on Arch Linux have been created to provide an alternative without
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There are two ways to get Debian 12: the first is to upgrade from Debian 11, which is fast; however, the second way is to perform a clean installation on the hard disk. This process can cause doubts that will be clarified in this post because you will learn how to install Debian 12 step
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You could say that Debian 12 is a poetry of stability and quality. This release has only been out for a short time, but it is very well done and speaks of the work behind it. But it’s also fair to say that Debian 11 has been a good release, and that’s why so many
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Debian, one of the most renowned and respected Linux distributions, has recently unveiled its latest major release, Debian 12.0, codenamed “Bookworm.” As a significant milestone in the Debian project’s long and illustrious history, this release brings a plethora of new features, improvements, and updated software packages. With its commitment to stability, security, and openness, Debian
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The latest announcement from the openSUSE community brings us the much-anticipated openSUSE 15.5 update. This edition marks a significant update to many essential components of SUSE’s community distribution. Built upon the rock-solid foundation of SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP5, openSUSE Leap 15.5 promises to deliver security and maintenance updates through to the end of 2024.
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Configuring KVM on Rocky Linux 9 will open the door to virtualization using your favorite operating system. This software integrates with the kernel, making it an efficient and easy to use virtualization platform. What is KVM? KVM or Kernel-based Virtual Machine is a Linux program that was incorporated into the operating system since 2007 that
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In the realm of open-source operating systems, Debian stands as a beacon of stability, security, and simplicity. Its wide-ranging application, from personal computers to servers, attests to its robustness. But no system is entirely secure straight out of the box, Debian included. This guide will highlight the necessary steps to maximize your Debian system’s security,
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