Brasero is a well-known CD/DVD burning application for Linux, particularly designed for the GNOME desktop environment. It provides an intuitive interface for burning data, audio, and video discs, as well as creating and burning ISO images. In this guide, I will walk you through the process of installing Brasero on Ubuntu 24.04 using both the … Read more
In Linux, symbolic links (often referred to as “symlinks” or “soft links“) are a powerful feature that allows you to reference files or directories in different locations within the filesystem. They act like shortcuts, allowing you to quickly access files or directories without navigating to their location. This guide will cover what symbolic links are, … Read more
Debian 12, known as “Bookworm,” is a stable and secure operating system favored by many for web hosting and server management. One common requirement for web servers is the installation of PHP, a popular scripting language used for developing dynamic websites and applications. As of the latest updates, PHP 8.3 is the cutting-edge version, offering … Read more
Swap space is a crucial aspect of memory management in Linux environments. It acts as an extension of physical RAM, allowing your system to offload inactive pages in memory. This can be especially useful when running memory-intensive applications or handling multiple processes concurrently. Swap can be configured as a swap partition or a swap file. … Read more
Copying files is one of the most common tasks in Linux. Whether moving documents between directories, backing up data, or sharing files with others, knowing how to copy files is essential. This guide will walk you through the basics of copying files in Linux using the command line and some graphical tools. Understanding File Paths … Read more
PHP 5.6 is an older version of PHP and is not supported by the latest Ubuntu repositories by default. However, it can still be installed on Ubuntu 24.04 using a third-party repository. This guide will walk you through the process. Step 1: Update the Package List Before installing any new software, it’s good practice to … Read more
Cockpit on Debian 12 is a powerful, web-based interface designed to simplify managing and monitoring Linux servers. It provides an intuitive and user-friendly dashboard that allows administrators to perform various tasks, such as system updates, network configuration, storage management, and service monitoring, all from a single point of access. Cockpit supports real-time performance metrics, making … Read more
Rocky Linux is a free, open-source enterprise operating system that serves as a community-driven successor to CentOS, particularly CentOS 8, after its shift to CentOS Stream. Founded by Gregory Kurtzer, the original co-founder of CentOS, Rocky Linux is designed to be a stable, production-ready platform compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It offers a … Read more
Rspamd is a high-performance, open-source spam filtering system designed to protect email systems from spam, phishing, malware, and other email-borne threats. It uses a wide variety of sophisticated techniques, including machine learning, statistical analysis, regular expressions, and reputation systems, to assess and score emails for potential threats. Rspamd is known for its flexibility, speed, and … Read more
Microweber is a drag-and-drop website builder and a powerful next-generation CMS. It is based on the PHP Laravel framework. You can create any type of website, online store and blog with Microweber. The drag-and-drop technology allows you to create your website without any technical knowledge. The core idea of the software is that you can … Read more