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Installing Waydroid on the Steam Deck

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install Waydroid on to your Steam Deck. Waydroid is a container solution for running Android on various Linux operating systems, including Steam OS. While tricky to install normally, we can use a simple install script that handles all of the hard parts. Read More

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Setting up Immich using Docker

This tutorial teaches you how to install and set up Immich using its official Docker container. Immich is a video and image backup tool. Using this software, you will have a central location to upload and store your images and videos while having an excellent web interface and app to view them. Read More

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Setting up a WireGuard VPN using Docker

In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to set up and install WireGuard on your device by using a Docker container. Docker makes running WireGuard a super easy process, especially with the WG-Easy container that we are utilizing. WG-Easy provides a simple web interface to manage your VPN. Read More

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How to Install MongoDB on Ubuntu

In this guide, you will be learning how to install the MongoDB database server on to the Ubuntu operating system. MongoDB is a NoSQL database meaning it is designed to handle and store unstructured data. Read More

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How to Update your Steam Deck

In this quick beginners guide, you will see how you can easily and quickly check for and apply updates to your Steam Deck. Updates often bring many improvements to your Deck. These improvements can focus on performance, fix bugs, and even improve compatibility with unverified games. Read More

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Learn how to Copy Files on Ubuntu using the Terminal

In this quick guide, you will learn how to easily copy files on the Ubuntu operating system while using the terminal. The specific command we will be showing you to use is the cp command. It is a great tool to know how to use and is something that is consistent across most Linux operating systems. Read More