In this quick guide, we will show you how to save and exit easily from Nano. This is something all beginners should learn first. While Nano is a relatively simple text editor, it requires you to learn some simple keyboard shortcuts to remember, such as saving and exiting a file. Read More
In this quick guide, we will show how you can pipe the output of a command on Linux to a file using redirection or pipes. Piping content allows you to easily save the results of commands into a file of your choosing. You can either append or overwrite your file. Read More
In this project, you will be learning how to install and run Monit on your Raspberry Pi. This tool can monitor and automatically attempt to repair services that are running on your device. It even has an easy-to-use web interface. Read More
In this quick guide, we will be showing you four different methods that you can use to easily check your Linux OS version from the terminal. Knowing what version you are running can be crucial for working out what software you can install and run. Read More
In this project, we will be showing you how to set up a Flask web application on your Raspberry Pi. Flask is a web framework for Python that allows you to very easily create a dynamic web page. Being written in Python you can easily integrate data from the Pi's GPIO pins. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn the quick and easy steps to self-hosting a dedicated server for Unturned on Linux. Unturned is a multiplayer game where you and other players must survive in a world ravaged by zombies. Read More
In this quick guide, you will learn an easy way to kill all the Docker containers running on your system using a single command. This single command lists all of your running containers and feeds the IDs directly into the Docker kill command. Read More
In this quick guide, we will show you how to install and use wget on macOS. This tool lets you easily download content from the Internet. It even has the functionality to recursively download from a given link. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to easily set up a virtual private network on your Ubuntu machine using Tailscale. This technology allows you to set up a VPN without performing any configuration. Additional devices can be added to this network with a few quick and easy steps. Read More
In this quick guide, we will be showing you a really simple way that you can kill a process by name on Linux. This allows you to stop a process without having to work out its ID. It also allows you to stop multiple processes using the same name at once. Read More
This project will show you how to self-host Kavita on your Raspberry Pi. Kavita is a digital library for your comics, manga, and eBooks. On top of being a great place for storing and managing your eBooks it is also a great reader. It has responsive support so it will adapt to whatever screen you are using. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a dedicated server for Core Keeper on Linux in just a few short steps. Core Keeper is a multiplayer sandbox game that takes inspiration from games like Terraria, Minecraft and Stardew Valley. Read More
In this quick guide, you will be learning how you can easily install SteamCMD on Linux. SteamCMD is a command line tool that allows you to interact with Steam. Using this tool, you can download and install games and software directly from Steam without having to use the desktop interface. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how you can self-host Gitea easily on your Linux system by making use of Docker containers. Gitea is what is called a forge software. It is a place where you can store your code, set up continuous integration and much more. Read More
In this quick guide, we will walk you through the very simple steps of installing the Docker runtime on to a Linux system. Docker allows you to run virtualized software called containers in just a few quick commands. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to install or compile FFmpeg software library on the Ubuntu operating system. This suite of tools is great at dealing with music or audio formats. For example, you can use it to transcode video from one format to another. Read More
In this project, you will learn how to set up an SSH honeypot on your Raspberry Pi using Sesame. This service acts as a fake SSH server that pretends to allow access to an outside attacker. Using this, you can see the username and password the attacker used alongside each command they attempted to run. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to use curl on your Linux system to easily get the IP address assigned to your machine. By using services such as icanhazip you can easily check your public IP address directly from the terminal. It is even possible to check both your IPv4 and IPv6 public addresses. Read More
In this quick guide, we will be exploring how you can install and use Flatpak on the Raspberry Pi. Flatpak is a way of packaging software that makes them easier to distribute while also being more secure. This extra security is due to the software being isolated into its own sandbox. To interact outside of its sandbox a Flatpak requires additional permissions to be given to it. Read More
In this tutorial, you will learn how to install the Sublime Text editor on your Raspberry Pi. This is a great text and code editor. It boasts a huge number of features that significantly improves the text and code editing experience. This code editor only supports 64-bit operating systems. Read More