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Comparison of File Systems for an SSD

Jun 02

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There has been a lot of discussions on the Internet about the older magnetic Hard Disk Drives (HDD) and Solid State Hard Drives (SSD). The major issue discussed is drive speed.
SSD disks do...

LFCS - Linux Process Management

May 12

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Every application running on a Linux machine is a process. Some applications may have multiple processes to help create the whole application. Managing these processes may seem an overwhelming...

Rock Pi 4 and Android TV

Apr 13

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Rockpi.org has a newer Single Board Computer (SBC) called a Rock Pi 4. The Rock Pi 4 supports the ability to be used as an Android TV as well as running Linux distros.

In this article, I...

Create A LiveCD Media

Apr 13

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Nearly everyone using Linux has come across a LiveCD of some type. If you haven't, a LiveCD is an ISO file that can be burned to a USB or CD and booted from to create a running version of Linux in...

Intro and Installation of Kubernetes

Mar 12

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Anyone using Docker can use Kubernetes to create a cluster. A cluster is when there are multiple systems working together as a single unit. If one system fails then the other systems will resume...

Add timestamp + change history size in your linux history

Mar 07

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The Linux history command is awesome by default, but you can make it better! By default, it'll only hold about 1000 past commands, but you can increase that - you can also add...

Find your top 10 linux commands in your history

Mar 06

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Linux is a great thing that it'll keep a history of the commands you time in the ~/.bash_history file. If you'd like to see the 10 top commands you use, you can run something like the following...

Red Hat Summit 2020 moved to free virtual event

Mar 05

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Red Hat is canceling the physical Red Hat Summit presence in San Francisco and rebuilding it as a free, multi-day, virtual event from April 28-29, 2020.

This is a great opportunity to those that...