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Enable Google Authentication on Ubuntu
The tutorial guides new users on how to improve Ubuntu security with Google’s multi-factor authentication. It involves installing the Google PAM package and the Google Authenticator app on the mobile device. After installing, Ubuntu’s configuration file is opened and updated. The setup prompts a series of questions to customize the security, such as time-based tokens…
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How to Install CloudPanel on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides users through the installation of CloudPanel, an open-source, PHP-based host control software, on Ubuntu 20.04 and 18.04. The process involves preparing Ubuntu with required updates and packages, installing Postfix mail transport agent, adding various repositories such as Node.js, PHP, and Percona, and then installing CloudPanel from the Debian Buster repository. The tutorial…
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How to Install Google Cloud SDK on Ubuntu
This tutorial provides instructions on how to install Google Cloud SDK on Ubuntu 20.04 and 18.04. The software provides access to Google Cloud Platform services. It can be installed from the official APT repository or the Snap package management. After installation, users need to initialize the Cloud SDK environment, which includes providing Google account credentials.…
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How to change a user’s home folders in Windows
This tutorial guides users and beginners on how to change the home folder location in Windows 10 when the C:\ drive is low on space. It details steps on how to transfer user home folders to a larger drive or partition to resolve storage issues. This action requires navigating through File Explorer, utilizing the ‘Properties’…
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How to set up a proxy in Windows
This tutorial guides on setting up a proxy server in Windows 10, essential for internet access in some environments. The options include using a script address provided by the network administrator or manually setting it up in the browser. The server helps save bandwidth and safeguards computers against cyber threats.
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How to use the replace command in Ubuntu Linux with examples
The tutorial guides students and new Ubuntu Linux users on the ‘replace’ command, utilized for changing or replacing text strings in files or standard input. The command is primarily used with ‘msql2mysql’ and requires a MariaDB server. Options for the ‘replace’ command modify its behavior, including expression of help messages, silent mode, or version information.…
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How to Hold Packages in Ubuntu: A Simple Guide
The tutorial guides new Ubuntu users on how to set up package holding, a feature that prevents specific packages from automatic updates. It contains commands for showing held packages and locking/unlocking specific ones using commands or Synaptic package management. Therefore, users can choose when to update their software without affecting preconfigured settings.
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How to Watch Netflix on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides Ubuntu users on how to watch Netflix. Linux systems, including Netflix, recently gained full support on popular web browsers. Users can install Google Chrome and directly watch Netflix without additional tools. If using an unsupported browser, certain tools and permissions such as Digital Rights Management (DRM) may be required. The tutorial also…
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How to Install Apache Spark on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides students and new users on installing Apache Spark on Ubuntu 20.04 or 18.04. Apache Spark, an open-source framework, supports SQL queries, data streaming, machine learning, and graph processing. Installation involves setting up the Java JDK, Scala, and then Apache Spark. Verification steps ensure proper installation of each component.
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How to Install Sensu Go on Ubuntu Linux
This is a guide on how to install Sensu Go, an open-source monitoring software, on Ubuntu 20.04 | 18.04. The tutorial explains the installation of the Sensu backend, Sensu Agent, and Sensuctl – the command-line tool for managing Sensu resources. The guide also includes steps to initialize the backend UI, configure it with admin credentials,…