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Clearing the Git cache is the process of deleting temporary data that is stored in a local Git repository. This data may include file changes, temporary copies of objects, and other intermediate results of Git operations. Clearing the Git cache can have the following positive effects on the virtual and dedicated server: Free up space. […]

If you need to connect to a remote desktop, then XRDP will come to the rescue. This tool stands for X Remote Desktop Protocol and is an open remote desktop protocol. Using it allows you, as a remote user, to connect to a Linux graphical desktop over a network. Let’s look at the process of […]

Among the many commands that are available on the Linux command line (CLI), mastering the basic commands is critical to effectively navigating and managing files and directories. Another thing worth noting here is that one of these basic commands is “read,” which allows users to capture input from the keyboard or other sources. In this […]

Starvation in the context of operating systems, refers to a situation where a particular process or thread does not receive enough resources (such as CPU time, memory, or I/O access) to do its job. This can cause a process to continue to wait for resources forever, despite their availability on the system. Causes of fasting […]

Before moving on to a description of the update of important components of the update, it is perhaps worth talking about the relatively new releases in the releases of this unique and super popular distribution – Debian. New releases have brought some changes Debian Edu 12 (“Bullseye”) is an operating system specifically designed for educational […]

Running Python scripts on a Virtual Private Server offers numerous advantages, including scalability, reliability, and accessibility from anywhere with an internet connection. Whether you’re a developer, data scientist, or hobbyist, deploying Python scripts on a VPS can streamline your workflow and empower you to leverage the full potential of Python’s capabilities. In this guide, we’ll […]

Debian 11, codenamed “Bullseye,” is the latest stable release of the popular Linux distribution known for its stability, reliability, and adherence to the principles of free and open-source software. One of the fundamental tasks for system administrators or users with administrative privileges is managing user accounts. In this guide, we will explore the process of […]

Kernel improvements Perhaps the most important update worth highlighting is the kernel update. The Linux kernel serves as the core of the operating system, and continuous improvements to its performance, security, and functionality are needed. In 2024, the Linux community will likely introduce kernel updates that will improve support for new hardware architectures, optimize resource […]

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Linux is a very flexible and at the same time very powerful open source operating system. This helps users gain access to extensive options in setting up and using their systems. However, there are also disadvantages – the lack of pre-installed applications. And in order to comfortably use Linux and enjoy the pleasure and convenience […]