Tag: Ubuntu Linux
-
Date:
How to Setup and Manage Symlinks on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial explains how to create and manage symlinks on Ubuntu Linux systems. Symlinks are file references, which let developers avoid file…
-
Date:
How to Install GuppY CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
GuppY is a PHP-based, flat-file content management system (CMS) that provides a simple website-building solution without any HTML knowledge or database requirement.…
-
Date:
How to Find your IP Address in Ubuntu Linux
The tutorial instructs students and new users on how to find their Ubuntu system’s IP address, essential for understanding how their computer…
-
Date:
How to Setup Kanban Platform with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Kanboard is an open-source, self-hosted project management tool operating on the LAMP / LEMP stack and based on the Kanban methodology. The…
-
Date:
How to Install Kanban with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Kanboard is an open-source, self-hosted project management platform using LAMP / LEMP stack and the Kanban methodology. It offers a powerful user…
-
Date:
How to Setup phpwcms with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
The text provides a comprehensive guide to install phpwcms, a PHP and MySQL-based content management system (CMS), on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04.…
-
Date:
How to Setup Attendize Platform with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Attendize is an open-source ticket management platform for events, offering features like beautiful mobile-friendly event pages, attendee management, data export, customizable event…
-
Date:
How to Install phpwcms with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
The content pertains to phpwcms, a free-to-use, flexible content management system created for easy website and blog creation. The instructions provide a…
-
Date:
How to Install Attendize with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial outlines the installation process of Attendize, an open-source ticket management platform, on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 LTS. Steps cover installing…
-
Date:
How to use Nano command Line Text Editor in Ubuntu Linux
Nano is a user-friendly command line text editor that is a standard feature of all Linux systems, including open-source operating system Ubuntu.…