As a web owner, are you concerned that your readers are constantly seeing a 404 Not Found when browsing on your website? This is nothing to stress about. It is an HTTP status code which means “Sorry, this web page or file isn’t available on the server”. This blog post will help you understand this … Read more
File compression is an integral part of system administration. Finding the best compression method requires significant determination. Luckily, there are many robust compression tools for Linux that make backing up system data easier. Here, we present some of the best Linux compression tools that can be used to compress files in Linux. Content 1. LZ4 … Read more
Unlike Windows, Linux doesn’t typically care about file extension when determining whether something is executable. Instead, it looks at file system data known as inodes to make this decision. Because of this, you can make a file executable in any distro with nearly no restriction! Here are a few ways you can make a file … Read more
Mounting a filesystem from a drive is one of the most common tasks that you will do as you use your Linux system. It allows you to access foreign devices inside your machine and manipulate the data inside them. This article will show you how to mount a drive in your Linux system as well … Read more
If you’re into 3D modeling and design, you probably know about Autodesk’s Fusion 360. One of the most extensive and popular CAD, CAM, and simulation tools available, Fusion 360 is only available on Windows, macOS, and web browsers. A native Linux version, sadly, doesn’t exist yet. But, you can still use Fusion 360 on Linux … Read more
Listmonk is a simple, all-in-one self-hosted newsletters and mailing lists solution for Linux. Unlike traditional mailing list programs, it excels in providing a lean platform that is lightweight and fast. Here we show you how to install Listmonk using Docker on Ubuntu, and how to get started using it to send newsletters. Content Advantages of … Read more
Uptime Kuma is a simple yet powerful uptime monitoring tool. It allows you to keep track of every service that you are hosting either on a local network or to the wider internet. This article will show you how to install and deploy Uptime Kuma on a local network using Ubuntu and Docker. We will … Read more
FreshRSS is a simple and easy to deploy web-based RSS feed reader for Linux servers. Similar to Tiny Tiny RSS, it works by providing a clean, cross-platform interface that you can access from your web browser. This article will show you how to install FreshRSS on Ubuntu. We will also highlight how you can configure … Read more
Nostr is an innovative protocol that creates a decentralized social media platform that is both lightweight and flexible. To make this work, the Nostr network relies on simple node relays to carry encrypted messages towards their intended recipients. Here we guide you through the process of creating a Nostr Relay node using Nostream on Ubuntu. … Read more
A backup software is an important program on every Linux user’s toolkit. While most don’t think of using it in their daily use, it is the lifeline that ensures your files are safe during a data disaster. This article highlights seven of the best backup software for Linux that you can use for free. Content … Read more