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ArchLinux on Arm (Raspberry Pi)

Jan 25

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ArchLinux was released for ARM processors and supports many chipsets.

The main website for the ARM version is ‘https://archlinuxarm.org’.

If...

SD Card Basics

Jan 24

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When you go to buy a Secure Digital (SD) Card, there are usually a lot of choices. You might stand and stare at the cards, deciding what you need. Or, you could be the type to just grab one to...

Python Series Part 12: Example Game

Jan 22

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In this article, we will put a lot of the previous articles into use to make a Yahtzee style game as we did for BASH. This is the...

Linux Security Check

Jan 13

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Most people feel Linux is a secure Operating System (OS). I’m definitely not trying to make anyone paranoid or worried. In some situations, such as a business environment, it is best to be safe...

LFCS – High Availability (HA) Cluster

Jan 06

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Within any business, there may be a need to have a resource available nearly 100% of the time. A good example is a web service. If one server should fail, then another server will resume the...

Python Series Part 11: Classes

Dec 05

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Classes in Python are special objects that you create. The classes can have attributes that define the class.

Once we fill the attributes in the class and give it definition, we have an object...

Network-Wide Ad Blocking Made Easy with Pi-Hole

Nov 28

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Ads can be annoying, but they are necessary for some websites to finance themselves. The browse can install ad-blockers to stop the ads from popping up, but what if you want to cover your entire...

LCFS – Configuring iSCSI Storage on Linux

Nov 28

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iSCSI is a TCP/IP protocol that allows the use of iSCSI disks on a network. The Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) is a server-based target and client initiator. When installed, the...