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If you’re running a Debian server, keeping up with security updates is non-negotiable. But manually updating every time a patch drops? That’s a time sink — and a risk if you forget. Thankfully, you can configure Debian to handle security updates automatically. Here’s how to do it, step-by-step. Step 1: Install the Unattended Upgrades Package…
Neovim is a powerful, modern alternative to Vim, built for speed and extensibility. Whether you’re a developer, sysadmin, or someone who lives in the terminal, Neovim can seriously boost your productivity. In this post, I’ll show you how to install Neovim on Ubuntu and other Linux distros, plus some tips to get started using it.…
Siduction is a fast-moving, rolling-release Linux distribution based on Debian Unstable. If you’re a Linux enthusiast who wants bleeding-edge software with the power of apt and a strong community behind it, Siduction is worth a look. Here’s how to get it running inside VirtualBox. What You’ll Need Step-by-Step Installation Guide 1. Download the Siduction ISO…
IPv6 is the successor to IPv4, designed to address the limitations of the older protocol. But despite its advantages, some systems and applications don’t play nicely with it. If you’re running into network issues or just want to simplify your setup, disabling IPv6 might help. Here’s a step-by-step guide to disabling IPv6 on most Linux…
If you’re running Linux and prefer using the command line, adjusting your monitor’s brightness without a GUI is not only possible—it’s often faster and more efficient. Whether you’re scripting your system setup, working on a headless machine, or just like keeping your hands on the keyboard, here’s how to control your screen brightness via the…
If you’re using Ubuntu on a laptop or desktop and struggle to adjust your screen brightness easily, you’re not alone. While many systems support brightness control via function keys or system settings, some setups — especially custom installations or external displays — just don’t play nice. That’s where Brightness Controller, a simple yet effective GUI…
Want to run Linux Mint alongside Windows on your PC? Dual-booting gives you the best of both worlds—Linux for speed, privacy, and development, and Windows for compatibility with mainstream software and games. Here’s how to set up your system to dual boot Linux Mint and Windows safely. What You’ll Need Step 1: Backup Your Files…
Setting up a network connection in Arch Linux can be intimidating at first, but once you know the tools, it’s straightforward. This guide covers how to configure both static and dynamic IP addresses using systemd-networkd and netctl, two commonly used tools in Arch. Prerequisites Before configuring anything, make sure: To list your network interfaces: Option…
If you’re tired of bloated Docker images packed with unnecessary dependencies, there’s a better way: mmdebstrap. It’s a modern alternative to debootstrap that makes it easy to create minimal Debian-based root filesystems — perfect for efficient Docker containers. In this guide, I’ll show you how to use mmdebstrap to build a lightweight Docker image from…
The holiday season is here—and if you’re a developer, sysadmin, or just someone who lives in the terminal, why not bring some festive cheer to your CLI? In this quick guide, I’ll show you how to display an animated Christmas tree right in your terminal. It works on macOS, Linux, and even WSL on Windows.…
