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Preview Windows Alternative? Linux as a replacement for Windows?

Windows Alternative? Linux as a replacement for Windows?

created: 2022-11-02 from Bernhard

A Linux-based operating system is no longer just for computer geeks these days. The operation is now extraordinarily user-friendly and intuitive, and is a real alternative to Windows in most areas. Since Windows 11 is known not to run on older hardware, is it worth switching from Windows 10 to Linux? ... continue reading

Linux Terminal Commands List - Overview: Console

Linux Terminal Commands List - Overview: Console

created: 2022-09-13 from Bernhard

Overview of Linux commands and their descriptions ... ... continue reading

Linux Search text in files: grep

Linux Search text in files: grep

created: 2022-07-13 from Bernhard

Search the console for the contents of specific files. ... continue reading

Linux CronJobs - scheduled tasks | Debian crontab [explained]

Linux CronJobs - scheduled tasks | Debian crontab [explained]

created: 2022-07-20 from Bernhard

Scheduled tasks can be started in Linux using crontab. ... continue reading

Linux Command: Restart: Reboot or Shutdown

Linux Command: Restart: Reboot or Shutdown

created: 2022-07-13 from Bernhard

How to turn off or reboot the popular Linux versions: If you ever get lost on the Linux console of a server, PC, tablet, TV, media player, radio, router or any other Linux-based device, you can usually reboot the system with the "reboot" command. ... continue reading

Preview Convert date: Unix Timestamp

Convert date: Unix Timestamp

created: 2024-01-03 from Bernhard

Online tool to convert a Unix timestamp to a date or date to Unix timestamp. The Unix timestamp counts the elapsed seconds since January 1st, 1970, 0:00. ... continue reading

access Linux from Windows: SSH terminal, files, web

access Linux from Windows: SSH terminal, files, web

created: 2023-02-16 from Bernhard

I've been using Ubuntu as the operating system (OS) for my main computer for years, but recently still gave my old Windows machine another chance. The reasons are mainly the use of Office: Outlook, Word, Excel, and the use of Visual Studio. I was more than satisfied with Ubuntu as a client OS for a long time, thanks to the Office Online version and Visual Studio Code instead of Visual Studio and because I rarely used the products. Nevertheless, I wanted a computer with which I can start everythi... ... continue reading

Ubuntu automatic SSH login

Ubuntu automatic SSH login

created: 2023-02-15 from Bernhard

For logging on to a Linux server, a key can also be used instead of the password. The key is simply generated on the client and imported on the server. The server then trusts the client and does not require a password for access. ... continue reading

Preview Install Ubuntu or start live system

Install Ubuntu or start live system

created: 2022-05-11 from Bernhard

The latest Ubuntu version can be downloaded from the manufacturer's website: www.ubuntu.com/ ... continue reading

Preview VI Editor - Commands

VI Editor - Commands

created: 2022-10-09 from Bernhard

Most Linux distributions use VI as their default editor. Although VI is very convenient to use after learning certain shortcuts, it is not exactly self-explanatory, especially for beginners. ... continue reading

Preview MySQL commands in Linux: connection, database, backup

MySQL commands in Linux: connection, database, backup

created: 2022-10-07 from Bernhard

Here are the main commands for managing a MySQL database in the terminal. ... continue reading

Preview Install Ubuntu Server and Docker Snap vs. APT

Install Ubuntu Server and Docker Snap vs. APT

created: 2022-11-21 from Bernhard

My goal was to use Docker on a homebuilt NAS and later on a Mini-PC as a Container-Server. The operating system I used was the server version of Ubuntu, which is available in the form of an installation media on the official Ubuntu site: ubuntu.com/download/server. The current Ubuntu version is: 24.10 (found: 2024-10-10) ... continue reading

Fan control Linux Debian: Fancontrol

Fan control Linux Debian: Fancontrol

created: 2022-09-26 from Bernhard

After I installed a fan in my NAS, it always ran at top speed. In the BIOS I could set the speed, but the automatic mode did not work properly. Using the service fancontrol the speed of the fan can be linked to any sensor and any threshold and controlled automatically. ... continue reading

Preview When Ubuntu stops responding: Linux Memory Leak

When Ubuntu stops responding: Linux Memory Leak

created: 2022-09-25 from Bernhard

After my Linux computer did not respond again and again, I was looking for the cause. The file manager Dolphin, for example, always manages to consume the entire memory, which then brings the computer into an unusable state. Although not a solution, but a way to stabilize the computer, provides the package earlyoom. Earlyoom controls the memory and terminates certain processes if necessary. You can specify which processes earlyoom should preferentially terminate and which should run if possible. ... continue reading

Debian / Ubuntu / OMV: HD Idle: HDD Standby

Debian / Ubuntu / OMV: HD Idle: HDD Standby

created: 2022-09-23 from Bernhard

After my HDDs did not want to move into standby mode (spin-down) after the set time or too early, I was looking for an alternative to the power management of the HDDs. ... continue reading

Debian or Ubuntu kernel update or change- current kernel

Debian or Ubuntu kernel update or change- current kernel

created: 2022-09-13 from Bernhard

The currently available Linux kernel has the version: 6.12 (found: 2024-11-19). Source: www.kernel.org. The Linux distributions, as an example Debian or Ubuntu used new kernel versions only with some delay, accordingly the used kernel versions are usually somewhat older. Which kernel is active on a Linux system can be read out with the following command: ... continue reading

Linux folder used space - Bash TreeSize

Linux folder used space - Bash TreeSize

created: 2022-08-14 from Bernhard

To find out which folder needs how much space, the command “du” can be used on Debian. For an even better overview there is the commandline tool ncdu, which can analyze all folders similar to TreeSize. ... continue reading

Preview ZFS vs BTRFS - file system | deduplication and snapshots

ZFS vs BTRFS - file system | deduplication and snapshots

created: 2022-07-20 from Bernhard

In my search for file system features like snapshots or deduplication, I ended up with the file systems ZFS and later BTRFS. In the Linux environment, the ext4 file system is currently a quasi-standard, but file systems like ZFS and BTRFS offer considerable added value. ... continue reading

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