Linux Systems & Server Infrastructure
Systems & Infrastructure
The Ubuntu operating system is designed to be used on behalf of one specific user. It is not necessary to change the user in the course of work so often.
Run Python scripts and Telegram bots on Ubuntu via uv: total isolation and zero system bloat.
Systems & Infrastructure
Linux has always been about customization, but Komorebi (Hidamari) takes it to a whole new level. While modern desktop environments have become more streamlined
Systems & Infrastructure
In 2026, while the world is flooded with heavy, AI-driven presentation software, the minimalist charm of the command line remains unmatched for developers and sysadmins.
Systems & Infrastructure
Managing complex network configurations has always been a challenge for Linux sysadmins. Years ago, Ante Karamatić (a prominent figure in the Ubuntu community)
Systems & Infrastructure
Finding your Linux system suddenly switched to Read-Only (RO) mode is a frustrating experience. Usually, this happens when the kernel detects a file system
Systems & Infrastructure
When we look at the Linux landscape in 2026, it is easy to take features like seamless hardware security and modern display protocols for granted.
Systems & Infrastructure
In early 2018, the Linux community was embroiled in a heated debate: Flathub, Snap, or native packages? At that time, Jiří Eischmann published a fascinating
Systems & Infrastructure
In the world of professional photography, digital art, and cinematography, color accuracy is not a luxury—it is a requirement. Back in 2018, Simon Raffeiner
Back in 2018, the Linux desktop was at a crossroads. We had multiple distribution formats, but Flatpak was rapidly emerging as the frontrunner for a universal
In the days of Windows XP and Windows 7 among experienced computer users was a very popular file Manager Total Commander. But had two panels and a lot