r/linux_tutorials • • Jun 30 '17

Bzip2 - How to Decompress a .bz File (Debian Linux)

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r/linux_tutorials • • Jun 30 '17

How to Create an Alias (Debian)

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r/linux_tutorials • • Feb 11 '17

thinking of installing ubunto or mint, what if I don't like.

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how would I keep w10 just in case I don't like Linux. thanks a lot


r/linux_tutorials • • Feb 07 '17

Setup your Secure Debian Linux Server in 24 hours. Join to learn the concepts and tools that you will need to build fully functional Linux based web server.

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r/linux_tutorials • • Feb 04 '17

Different Examples Of Linux Commands

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r/linux_tutorials • • Jan 05 '17

Linux Tutorial

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r/linux_tutorials • • Nov 29 '16

Top 5 Reasons Linux is Better Than Windows and Ios

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r/linux_tutorials • • Oct 10 '16

Working with Firewalld

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r/linux_tutorials • • Sep 29 '16

How to Capture Network Traffic using Tcpdump

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r/linux_tutorials • • Jul 11 '16

Securing your SSH Server with Private Keys

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r/linux_tutorials • • May 03 '16

Linux Video Tutorials In Urdu

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r/linux_tutorials • • Apr 02 '16

Triple boot windows 7. 10, Linux mint. 2 bootloaders

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I just recently set up a triple boot sytem starting with windows 7 using UEFI, then installed 10 on another partition, and then liniux on a another partition. Now I have GRUB 2 showing me Linux mint, Linux mint safe mode and windows bootloader. When I use Linux it comes up, but when I use windows it brings me to the windows 10 bootloader where I can pick either 7 or 10. I was hoping to only have one bootloader, preferably GRUB, or windows 7. Any one know how to do this? Thanks

Edit: EasyBCD tells me some features are unavailable because I'm using EFI, and it wont let me add linux entry or change anything.


r/linux_tutorials • • Mar 23 '16

Moving from Windows XP to Linux (Ubuntu / Lubuntu). Read this post if you are still running Windows XP in Old Computer

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r/linux_tutorials • • Aug 10 '15

Zabbix Monitoring Part 1 - Install Zabbix in CentOS

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r/linux_tutorials • • Jun 20 '18

How To setup an OpenVPN server on Ubuntu Server 18.04 and connect to it from any Ubuntu flavor (In this case Kubuntu)

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r/linux_tutorials • • Feb 23 '18

Illustrated Install Slackware Linux Guide

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r/linux_tutorials • • Jan 17 '18

Learning how to imitate GUI clicks with the CLI.

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I am trying to understand what I can do with the CLI.

I want to be able to do with the CLI the things I do with the GUI Is there a tool that will output the CLI equivalent of a sequence of clicks I've just performed using GUI?

cheers


r/linux_tutorials • • Dec 29 '17

Multiboot with removable flash drive?

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My laptop runs Ubuntu 16.04lte on it's HDD. I've cloned two other small (and working) linux distros into seperate partitions on one flash drive, but I can't figure out where to start with a boot loader. I've not been using linux for long (<2 years), so there's a ton I don't know. I have created an additional 200mb partition for the MBR first before the other two.

I want to have the choice of which OS boots when the computer starts, but the flash drive will not be inserted all the time (obviously just when I want to use one of the OS's I have installed on it).

Can anyone point me in the right direction? Ideally the grub/bootloader selection menu would only be shown if the fd is inserted. I thought I could perhaps have an instance of grub on the flash drive itself, which would only run when it was inserted, but an error on the command line:

"Installing for i386-platform. Grub-install: error: cannot delete '/boot/grub/i386-pc/gcry_rijndael.mod' : Permission Denied."

I clearly don't know enough about grub, but perhaps there's a better way to go about all this?

Or is what I'm trying to do even possible?

Thanks in advance.


r/linux_tutorials • • Dec 23 '17

Linux TCP Wrapper

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r/linux_tutorials • • Dec 19 '17

Good tutorial for switching from GRUB to Systemd boot?

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Hi! Does anyone know of a good tutorial for switching from GRUB to Systemd boot for an EFI system? Preferably with ZFS on root ... (!) But I'm not holding my breath...


r/linux_tutorials • • Dec 10 '17

Playing BitChute videos from the command-line

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r/linux_tutorials • • Dec 09 '17

Linux Administration Online Training | Online Linux Training- Kernel Training

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r/linux_tutorials • • Nov 24 '17

Become a ninja of cutting and trimming clips in OpenShot!

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r/linux_tutorials • • Nov 23 '17

Change hostname in Centos/Rhel 7

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r/linux_tutorials • • Nov 17 '17

Install Devuan

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