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Tag Archives: Linux

dd for backing up those old CD-ROMs

Tux

A quick hack to digitise and virtualise data on old CDs and DVDs.

Posted bySuuzeJanuary 16, 2023January 7, 2023Posted inTech TipsTags:cd-rom, cdrom, dd, dvd, Linux, Linux desktop, techtipsLeave a comment on dd for backing up those old CD-ROMs

Generate QR Codes on Linux – quickly and easily

Test QR Code generated by qrencode on Linux

Generate Quick Response (QR) codes using qrencode on Linux – all from the command line!

Posted bySuuzeSeptember 13, 2022September 9, 2022Posted inTech TipsTags:"open source", Linux, QR Code, qrencode, techtipsLeave a comment on Generate QR Codes on Linux – quickly and easily

LVM: a quick overview

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Read on for an overview of the basic components of Linux’s LVM.

Posted bySuuzeAugust 9, 2022August 18, 2022Posted inTech TipsTags:Linux, logical volume manager, LVM, open source, storage, sysadmin, techtips3 Comments on LVM: a quick overview

From Opensource.com: 6 deprecated Linux commands and the tools you should be using instead

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Read on to find out more.

Posted bySuuzeAugust 2, 2022August 18, 2022Posted inTech TipsTags:cli, command line, Linux, open source, sysadmin2 Comments on From Opensource.com: 6 deprecated Linux commands and the tools you should be using instead

Duplicity: a backup and restore tool

Tux

Here are a few tips on Duplicity, an open source backup tool.

Posted bySuuzeJuly 26, 2022July 23, 2022Posted inTech TipsTags:backup, Linux, open source, restore, sysadmin, techtips5 Comments on Duplicity: a backup and restore tool

libdvdcss: for playing those old DVDs

Tux

On the off-chance that you need to break out an old DRM-managed DVD, don’t forget that you need libdvdcss to play it on a Linux desktop.

Posted bySuuzeJuly 18, 2022July 22, 2022Posted inTech TipsTags:"open source", dvd, libdvdcss, Linux, Linux desktop, techtips4 Comments on libdvdcss: for playing those old DVDs

Python Turtle Art

Art with Python? Yes, you read it right!

Posted bySuuzeMay 30, 2022May 30, 2022Posted inCoding, SoftwareTags:art, Coding, fun, Linux, open source, programming, Python, scripting, scripts, TurtleLeave a comment on Python Turtle Art

find: a cool command for sysadmins

Tux

One of my all-time favourite Linux commands as a UNIX and Linux sysadmin is ‘find’. It’s flexible, powerful and it’s got me out of trouble too many times to count.

Posted bySuuzeMay 19, 2022July 22, 2022Posted inTech TipsTags:Linux, open source, sysadmin, techtipsLeave a comment on find: a cool command for sysadmins

TaskJuggler: an open source project management tool

I stumbled across an open source project management tool today: TaskJuggler. Here’s my first look at it.

Posted bySuuzeApril 2, 2022April 2, 2022Posted inSoftwareTags:Linux, open source, project management, Ruby Gems, Software, text-based2 Comments on TaskJuggler: an open source project management tool

Security Tip # 6 – Multi-Factor Authentication

Today I share my thoughts on the part that multi-factor authentication plays in securing Linux devices at home.

Posted bySuuzeFebruary 1, 2022March 8, 2022Posted inSecurityTags:2FA, home installation, Linux, MFA, Multi-Factor Authentication, Security, Top 10 Home Linux Security Tips, Two-Factor AuthenticationLeave a comment on Security Tip # 6 – Multi-Factor Authentication

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