Cockpit management GUI has a known problem with Ubuntu server since the distro can't decide on a network manager. This is how to "fake" the system into working properly.
This guide is designed to give you the quickest way to get a "net new" RAID setup on Ubuntu with a minimum of 3 or more (ideally) matching drives.
At my house, I run a small media server for the local network. From backups of my various devices
Ever been connected to a server via SSH, executing a long-running command, but don't want to or can't stick around for it to finish? Being a developer/sysadmin on the road means that I have encountered this a lot.
screen will solve this problem for you
Samba is one of the easiest ways to create a network share on a Linux computer, however consuming those shares on a headless server client, while fairly simple, can have a lot of confusing options. Here is the simplest method I have seen:
Cockpit management GUI has a known problem with Ubuntu server since the distro can't decide on a network manager. This is how to "fake" the system into working properly.
I recently had to purchase a replacement AppleTV to replace an old, aging 3rd gen in one of my bedrooms. I didn't restore anything, so all the settings were default. Right away when watching Plex, I immediately noticed the video stuttering. The audio was fine, but the video
This guide is designed to give you the quickest way to get a "net new" RAID setup on Ubuntu with a minimum of 3 or more (ideally) matching drives.
At my house, I run a small media server for the local network. From backups of my various devices
Ever been connected to a server via SSH, executing a long-running command, but don't want to or can't stick around for it to finish? Being a developer/sysadmin on the road means that I have encountered this a lot.
screen will solve this problem for you
Get a quick system overview from the terminal, an ideal replacement for web based dashboards.
GitHub - cmivxx/sysinfosh: Bash script that tries to give as much info as possible about your Linux system.Bash script that tries to give as much info as possible about your Linux system. -
So while I absolutely am a gamer, and once upon a time tried my hand at being a streamer, I never really made it out of the gate. I did however have a regular day job as a remote software developer, which post-COVID now spends a lot of my time
If you have ever worked IT at a company that uses Mac's for their employees, you've had a need to get system information from a computer that you didn't have password access to. That's where the XXXX tool comes in; Because MacOS
Docker has become a crucial server platform for a lot of companies or even personal projects. Here's the easiest way that I have found to install the main engine on Ubuntu 21.04+. This works with both Server and Non-Server configurations.