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Running Nextcloud using Docker Compose

In this tutorial, you will be learning how to set up Nextcloud by using a Docker container on your system. Docker makes running Nextcloud a significantly simpler process as you don't have to install several different pieces of software and it is all stored within one easy to update container. Read More...

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Setting a Static IP Address on Ubuntu using Netplan

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set a static IP address on Ubuntu by using Netplan. By default, your device typically automatically sets an IP from the DHCP server. Using Netplan, you can configure Ubuntu to attempt to request a specific IP address from your router instead. Read More...

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Setting up a Cloudflare Tunnel on Ubuntu

In this guide, you will be learning how to set up a Cloudflare Tunnel on the Ubuntu operating system. This creates a secure connection between you and Cloudflare. This tunnel can then be used to access services on your Ubuntu device without needing to open any ports. Read More...

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Installing the Go Compiler on Ubuntu

In this guide, you will learn how to instal the Go Compiler on the Ubuntu operating system. Go is a programming language designed by Google to be an easier to use language than the popular C language. Setting up the compiler is a fairly simple process and can be completed in a few short steps. Read More...

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How to Reset Ubuntu Desktop to Default Settings

In this tutorial, you will learn how to reset the Ubuntu Desktop settings back to their default. This only effects the desktop settings and other applications you might have installed to your system. Performing a reset is useful when you have misconfigured the desktop somehow, or just want that out-of-box experience. Read More...

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How to Format a Disk on Ubuntu

In this tutorial, we will be teaching you how to format a disk on Ubuntu using the desktop interface or terminal. On the desktop, we will focus on the Disks and GParted tools. On the other hand, we will be using Parted to format a disk on the terminal. Read More...

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How to Install an SFTP Server on Ubuntu

In this tutorial, you will be learning how to install and run an SFTP server on the Ubuntu operating system. We will show how you can set up users that you can only use to log in using SFTP and how they can have their own individual folders to upload. Read More...

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How to Suspend Ubuntu

In this quick guide, we will be showing you how to suspend/sleep the Ubuntu operating system. By suspending the device is put into lower power mode. All of your programs are kept within RAM until you wake the device. Read More...

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How to Get Hardware Info on Ubuntu

In this quick guide, we will be showing you how to get the Hardware Info of your Ubuntu system. This is useful for seeing what parts you have in your system. You can even get more in-depth information about each piece of hardware. Read More...

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How to use an AppImage on Ubuntu

In this tutorial, you will learn how to use and open an AppImage on Ubuntu. These images can be ran after been giving execute privileges. An AppImage is an app that has been packaged with everything it needs to run. Read More...

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How to use nslookup on Ubuntu

In this quick guide, we will be showing you how to install and use the nslookup utility on Ubuntu. This tool allows you to easily query the DNS server to get information about a chosen domain name. It is a simple tool to use. Read More...

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How to Boot into Ubuntu Recovery Mode

In this guide, you will learn how to boot into recovery mode on Ubuntu. This mode allows you to attempt to repair your system. It does this by giving you access to various tools. It even allows you shell access to the root system to repair your system manually. Read More...