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Good Day my dear Linux Yogi’s,
it has been quiet some time till I posted something here and I am in for a treat. I am going to show you how to get the latest version of Ruby and Rails installed by using rbenv. There different way in installing this but in my experience this is the best working method for me. Continue reading “How to install Ruby on Rails on Ubuntu”
Good day my dear Linux Yogi’s,
this is part two of the NFS Server/Client set up. In part one you and I set up a NFS Server with one share and in this part you are going to set up a client machine to access this share. Continue reading “How to add NFS Share to a Client machine”
Hello my dear Linux Yogi’s
in today’s illustration I am going to show you how to set up a basic NFS Server. NFS Server is an excellent choice for mass storage for example for virtual environments and it is very quick. This is the first part of the two part series and in the second part I will show you how to set up the NFS Client. Continue reading “How to set up NFS Server”
Good day my dear Linux Yogi’s,
in today’s illustration I am going to show you how you can turn off IPv6. In most company networks IPv6 is not been used so why should we have it even running? I always like to preserve resources even if they are very little in usage. I like to turn off services I don’t need or use. Continue reading “How to disable IPv6”
Hello and good day my dear Linux Yogi’s,
in today’s illustration I am going to show you how to add multiple IP addresses to a single Network Interface Card (NIC). This can become handy for example if you have to run multiple services of the same server and you like to assign each service a unique IP address. We don’t need to install anything additional everything we need should already be there. Let’s get started. Continue reading “How to configure multiple IP’s on one NIC”
Hello my dear Linux Yogi’s,
usually Mozilla Firefox is the default for most of the major Linux Distributions and in this illustration I am going to show you how you can install Google Chrome as an additional Web Browser. Continue reading “Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu”
How do you do my dear Linux Yogi’s
this is going to be a quick and dirty illustration for changing your default application in you Ubuntu desktop. A lot of users don’t like the given default and install additional Application like browsers, video players or photo managers or viewers. Continue reading “Changing default Application”
Hello my dear Linux Yogi’s
In this illustration I am going to show you how to add missing online accounts plugins to your Ubuntu installation. This is going to be a quick and dirty article.
Let’s get started! Continue reading “Adding Online Accounts”
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in this illustration I will walk you through the installation of Debian 8.7.x in easy to follow steps. Debian 8.7.x is available as 32 and 64 bit. Download the ISO file from http://debian.org and burn a DVD with it. Continue reading “How to install Debian 8.7”
Hello my Linux Yogi’s
in this illustration I will walk you through the installation of Linux Mint 18.1 (Cinnamon) in easy to follow steps. Linux Mint 18.1 was release in December 2016 and is available as 32 and 64 bit. Download the ISO file from https://www.linuxmint.com/ and burn a DVD with it. Continue reading “How to install Linux Mint 18.1 (Cinnamon)”