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As you become more experienced with Linux, finding important files when you need them can be a real nuisance. Thankfully, we have a handful of tools available to help us find things. In this episode of the Linux Crash Course series, we’ll explore one of those tools: The locate command.
Also, be sure to check out Jay’s brand-new Ansible course, which has just launched!
Running and managing containers on Linux may sound like a daunting task, and to be fair, it can be. For those of you that want to run containers and do so on a platform that’s easy to get started with, then look no further than Portainer! In this video Jay goes over the process of setting it up on Ubuntu 24.04 and running your first container.
The Linux Crash Course series on Learn Linux TV will teach you a valuable Linux skill in each episode, and each of them can be watched in any order. Just simply watch the episodes that cover something you want to learn! In this episode, Jay covers the hostname command.
With Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS, Canonical brings the latest generation of Ubuntu to the masses, with a brand-new Linux kernel and an updated software stack. In this video, Jay will give you an overview of the installation process.
It’s time to Learn Linux! If you’re looking for a test installation for your learning/evaluation needs, setting up Debian inside VirtualBox is a great way to get started. In this video, Jay will walk you through the process of installing Debian 12 as a virtual machine within VirtualBox on Windows 11.
This video is part of Learn Linux TV’s new Linux Essentials course on Udemy – available now!
Semaphore is very easy to set up and use, and can be a great asset to those of you that are currently using Ansible. And even if you’re not an Ansible user, you might become one if you spend time with Semaphore. Ansible is the leading configuration management solution, and Semaphore makes Ansible easier than it already was.
Also, Semaphore is free, so you can set it up right now if you want to, with no sales reps or company’s to deal with. It’s an open source application written in Go, so you can skip all the red tape and get it deployed.
So in this video, what I’ll do is show you the process of installing Semaphore, and then I’ll show you around the UI. After that, I’ll give you an example playbook you can run.
If you want to follow along with me, then I recommend two VMs. The first will be used for Semaphore itself, and will act as our Semaphore server. The second VM will be used as an example server we want to configure with Semaphore.
Now, let’s get started and dive in to Semaphore!
(more…)Ever wanted to enjoy the best of both worlds by dual booting Windows 11 and Linux Mint on your computer? Whether you’re a developer, a gamer, or just someone who loves experimenting with different operating systems, this tutorial is for you!
In this video, we dive into how to set up a dual-boot system with Windows 11 and Linux Mint.
Check out their awesome Linux remote desktop solution free for up to 10 concurrent users.
Encountering issues on Linux? You’re not alone. Linux, with all its power and flexibility, can sometimes throw challenges your way. If you’re just starting out, this video covers ten common issues new Linux users often face, and how to solve them.
Check out their awesome Linux remote desktop solution free for up to 10 concurrent users.
Netdata, a solution that was covered on the channel in the past, has a brand new ability – support for Systemd’s journal! This enables administrators to better keep track of their servers, making viewing, exploring and analyzing Systemd journal logs easier than before. In this video, Jay will give you an overview of Netdata’s latest innovation!
What if I told you that you can run AUR packages on Fedora? Or just about any other Linux app that wasn’t meant for your Distro of choice? In this video, we’ll take a look at DistroBox – a very interesting app that lets you easily cross boundaries between distributions. Perhaps most interesting, graphical apps are a breeze!
The Linux Crash Course series here on Learn Linux TV teaches you a valuable Linux-related skill in each and every video. You can watch most episodes in any order, and with over 60 entries in this series (and counting) there’s no shortage of Linux Learning! In this episode, Jay will teach you some of the basics of tuning Linux processes with the nice and renice commands.
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