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The tutorial provides a comprehensive guide on installing the Joomla content management system on Windows 11 using the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL or WSL2). The installation process doesn't require additional software or a virtual machine. Steps involve installing WSL, a particular Linux OS, LEMP server, Nginx HTTP server, MariaDB server, PHP, creating a Joomla database and finally Joomla itself. It concludes with configuring the Nginx VirtualHost for the Joomla site.

This tutorial details how to install the Drupal content management system on Windows 11 using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). The process involves enabling WSL in Windows, installing a preferred Linux distro, setting up the LEMP server, creating a Drupal database, downloading Drupal packages from Github, and configuring the Nginx VirtualHost file. After these steps, Drupal is ready to be launched and utilized.

This tutorial explains how to install Moodle, an open-source learning management system, on Windows 10 WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) 2 with Ubuntu OS. The steps cover enabling WSL in Windows, installing Ubuntu, Apache, MariaDB, PHP and configuring Moodle. The guide also mentions the release of WSL 2, which improves system performance and compatibility over the first version.

The tutorial provides detailed instructions to install the PrestaShop eCommerce platform on Windows 10 using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) 2 with Ubuntu OS. This includes enabling WSL in Windows, installing Ubuntu on Windows, setting up the Apache HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP and related modules. Furthermore, it explains how to create a PrestaShop database, how to download PrestaShop, how to configure the site and finally, how to set up the PrestaShop platform.

The tutorial details the process of installing an open-source, self-hosted file-syncing and sharing platform, ownCloud, on Windows 10 WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) 2 with Ubuntu OS, using Apache. It covers enabling WSL and Virtual Machine Platform in Windows, installing Ubuntu 20.04, Apache HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, and PHP. It further points out creating an ownCloud database, downloading and configuring ownCloud, and setting up the platform.

This tutorial provides detailed steps on how to install phpMyAdmin on Windows 10 WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) 2 with Apache HTTP server and Ubuntu OS. The guide covers enabling WSL in Windows, installing Ubuntu on Windows 10, running phpMyAdmin on it, and setting up the Apache HTTP server and MariaDB Database server. Finally, it leads through installing PHP and relevant modules, and then installing and configuring phpMyAdmin.

The tutorial guides on how to install the UVdesk helpdesk system on Ubuntu 20.04 and 18.04. The installation includes setting up Apache, MariaDB, and PHP modules, creating a UVdesk database, and configuring Apache2. Parts of the process involve downloading UVdesk packages from GitHub and enabling appropriate permissions. The process concludes by setting up the UVdesk site via a web browser.

The tutorial presents a detailed guide on installing GLPI IT Service Management (ITSM) software on Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 with the Nginx HTTP server. GLPI is an open-source ITSM platform built with PHP. It offers features like automated inventory discovery, asset lifecycle management, and incident management. The tutorial also provides instructions to install required packages like Nginx HTTP, MariaDB Database Server, and PHP 7.2-FPM, and to prepare a GLPI database.

This tutorial guides users on how to install the GLPI IT Service Management (ITSM) software on Ubuntu with an Apache2 HTTP server. GLPI is a comprehensive, open-source ITSM platform used by IT decision-makers for efficient problem-solving and insight into company IT assets. The steps cover Apache2 HTTP and MariaDB installation, PHP 7.2 setup, GLPI database creation, GLPI release download, server configuration, and the GLPI installation process. A final step also demonstrates post-installation cleaning.

This tutorial guides through the installation of i-doit, a free, open-source knowledge base and documentation software, on Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 using an Apache2 HTTP server. The process involves setting up an Apache2 HTTP server, installing MariaDB to store content, upgrading to PHP 7.2 from third-party repositories, configuring servers via MariaDB, downloading and installing the latest i-doit release, and configuring the Apache2 site configuration file before proceeding with the installation wizard.

This tutorial guides users through the installation process of OpenVAS, an open-source alternative to Nessus and Qualys Guard, on Ubuntu 18.04 and 16.04. It involves updating Ubuntu, adding OpenVAS's repository to the system, and installing and configuring OpenVAS. The tutorial also explains how to validate the OpenVAS service, rebuild the OpenVAS database for the manager to access Network Vulnerability Tests data, and change the admin password.

The tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to installing the Live Helper Chat platform, a free, open-source chat software, onto an Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 server using Nginx HTTP server. The steps covered include installing Nginx and MariaDB, configuring PHP 7.2-FPM, creating a Live Helper Chat database, and setting up Nginx. It concludes with enabling Live Helper Chat and completing the installation via a wizard.

This tutorial outlines how to install the Snipe-IT Asset Management platform on Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 using the Nginx HTTP server. The process involves installing Nginx HTTP, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.2-FPM, and Snipe-IT packages from Github. It also includes steps to create a Snipe-IT database, configure Nginx, and finally, get Snipe-IT up and running via the server domain name.

The tutorial provides detailed steps for installing Live Helper Chat, an open-source chat software for websites, on Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 using an Apache2 HTTP server. The guide covers Apache2 HTTP server installation, MariaDB database server setup, PHP 7.2 along with related modules installation, creation of a Live Helper Chat database, downloading the latest Live Helper Chat release, Apache2 configuration, and Live Helper Chat installation via a GUI wizard.

This tutorial walks through how to install the open-source Snipe-IT Asset Management platform on Ubuntu 18.04|16.04, using an Apache2 HTTP server. Detailed instructions cover installing Apache2 HTTP, MariaDB database server, PHP 7.2, and Snipe-IT components. It also covers creating and setting up the Snipe-IT database, configuring Apache2 and Snipe-IT settings, and then running the Snipe-IT installation wizard to begin managing IT assets.