Monitor disk space usage with BASH
Written on April 4, 2021
Introduction If you've ever had to deal with a Linux server that was out of disk space at some point you know that it's important not to run into the same situation again. In most cases, the server ca...
Top 10 Git GUI clients
Written on March 29, 2021
Introduction A lot of people prefer to use the command line when it comes to Git, but using a GUI can bring up some advantages and perhaps makes your work easier along the way. I personally use both t...
Git aliases
Written on March 23, 2021
Introduction Everyone wants to work faster, easier and one way to achieve this is to simplify their daily tasks with simple scripts or with creating aliases to run long commands that they often forget...
How to install and use Maldet (Linux Malware Detect)
Written on March 19, 2021
Introduction LMD or Linux Malware Detect is most commonly known under another name - Maldet which is a malware scanner for Linux. It is released under the GNU license. Maldet is really handy malware s...
CentOS is gone, now what?
Written on March 9, 2021
Introduction On December 8th, Red Hat announced that they will discontinue the CentOS project and move forward to CentOS Stream. This was announced on the CentOS blog and Red Hat website: https://blo...
Remote Development in Visual Studio Code
Written on March 1, 2021
Introduction If you run multiple servers and you do not want to edit files and open folders using ssh client and text editors like vim, vi or nano and you want to take advantage of all the features of...
Do you use Linux?
Written on February 22, 2021
Introduction A lot of people love Linux due to its ease of use, great compatibility with almost any hardware and because it's free and open-source! Linux is not only powering almost 90% of all cloud i...
Version control with Visual Studio Code
Written on February 15, 2021
Introduction As much as I love to use the terminal in order to do my daily tasks in the end I would rather do multiple tasks within one window (GUI) or perform everything from the terminal itself. In ...
How to Synchronize Your GitHub Fork
Written on February 2, 2021
Introduction First lets start with explaining what is a Fork. A fork is a copy of a repository. Forking a repository allows you to freely experiment with changes without affecting the original project...
Bash random password generator
Written on January 30, 2021
Introduction It's not uncommon situation where you will need to generate a random password that you can use for any software installation or when you sign-up to any website. There are a lot of options...