Category: Ubuntu Linux

Articles based on Ubuntu Linux, including installing packages, managing user accounts, sharing files with Windows machines and more.

  • How to Install Habari CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install Habari CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    Habari is a modern and robust Content Management System (CMS) favorable for creating and managing content on all devices. It’s built on the LAMP or LEMP stack, making it extensible, scalable, and high-load traffic capable. This summary focuses on instructions to install Habari CMS on Ubuntu. The process consists of setting up Apache2 HTTP Server,…

  • Step-by-Step MyWebSQL Installation on Ubuntu

    Step-by-Step MyWebSQL Installation on Ubuntu

    MyWebSQL is an alternative to phpMyAdmin for managing MySQL or MariaDB databases via a web browser, ideal for new users or those uncomfortable with command line terminal. This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to install Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.2, and related modules on Ubuntu. It then instructs how to…

  • How to Install Schlix CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install Schlix CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    Schlix CMS is a modern Content Management System (CMS) built for high-traffic websites. It provides creating and managing content for personal or business websites via a minimalist interface. The article provides a comprehensive step-by-step guide on installing and setting up Schlix CMS on Ubuntu, including the installation of Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP…

  • How to Install Sylius CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install Sylius CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    Sylius, an open-source eCommerce platform built on Symfony 2 components, is acknowledged for its lightweight and high-performance codebase. It offers customizable themes, a host of modules, native markdown WYSIWYG support, drag-and-drop functionality, SEO-friendly architecture, and easy installation. To fully leverage Sylius, you need to install Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB, PHP 7.1, and other related modules…

  • How to Install Nextcloud Desktop Client on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install Nextcloud Desktop Client on Ubuntu Linux

    Nextcloud offers open-source self-hosted cloud storage services that allow client computers to connect to its servers through a dedicated client app. The app, compatible with Windows, Mac OS, and Linux, facilitates data synchronization and boosts productivity across platforms. It can be installed on a Linux system through either the PPA repository or the Ubuntu snap…

  • How to Install Gitter App on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install Gitter App on Ubuntu Linux

    Gitter is a versatile chat and networking platform that enables community building for various topics across different OS platforms including Windows, Mac, and Linux. Gitter supports discussions in private groups, one-to-one, or team-wide and allows easy image file sharing. Gitter desktop app can be installed on Ubuntu desktops either via the DEB Package or Ubuntu…

  • How to Setup GetSimple CMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Setup GetSimple CMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux

    This post provides a detailed guide to install and set up GetSimple CMS, a flat-file content management system, on an Nginx HTTP server. The steps include installing Nginx HTTP and PHP 7.2-FPM on the Ubuntu server, downloading and configuring GetSimple, and setting the correct file permissions. The guide also outlines the process of configuring the…

  • How to Install WooCommerce on Ubuntu with Apache

    How to Install WooCommerce on Ubuntu with Apache

    This tutorial guides students on how to set up an online store using WooCommerce, a WordPress plugin. The steps include installing WordPress with Apache2, MariaDB and PHP 7.2, enabling the WooCommerce plugin, and configuring it to sell products or services. The setup is relatively simple, even for beginners, taking only a few minutes.

  • How to Install Nagios Server on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install Nagios Server on Ubuntu Linux

    This tutorial illustrates the steps to install and configure Nagios, a system that monitors networks, hardware, servers, and other web-connected devices, on Ubuntu servers. The guide includes the installation of Apache2 and PHP packages, the creation of a Nagios server, and the following basic configuration. It concludes with the user logging onto the Nagios server…

  • How to Install GetSimple CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    How to Install GetSimple CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux

    The text is a detailed guide on how to install GetSimple CMS, an open-source, flat-file CMS on an Ubuntu server with Apache2 and PHP 7.2 support. The post covers installation of the Apache2 HTTP server and PHP 7.2, downloading the latest GetSimple release, setting the correct permissions, and configuring the Apache2 for GetSimple.