Ollama — Local AI on your Linux PC
An article about how to easily install and run local Open Source AI🤖 models using Ollama🦙 on a PC running Linux🐧.
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SSH – Fine-tuning the client in Linux: config file and ssh-agent
Continuing the topic of using SSH in Linux🐧. Today we'll talk about fine-tuning the client using the ~/.ssh/config📄 configuration file, as well as automatic key import into ssh-agent😎 without entering passwords.
Building a Docker image for the Unbound DNS server
In this article we will build our own Docker image with a modern DNS server — Unbound. We'll take a detailed look at the Dockerfile, as well as my script for preparing the container environment.
12 minute
Hard
Installing the OpenArena client on Linux and Windows
I'll tell you how to install and launch the Open Arena🎮 client (a fork of Quake 3 Arena) on Linux and Windows, and also show how to connect to a private server🖥️.
Configuring logging of Bash script output
Many users of Linux🐧 systems face the need to write the output of a particular command/script to a log file📑. In this article we will look at several ways to configure journaling (aka logging) in Linux using the popular command shell — Bash, as an example.
System Log in Linux: Syslog and Journald
Today, a theoretical note🗒️. Let's talk about the system log in Linux, find out who syslog and journald are, and how they differ + briefly about their advantages and disadvantages. It'll be informative😉.
The sshd port doesn't change after editing sshd_config in Ubuntu
A short preface: in the course of my work I most often deal with Debian and RHEL/Centos distributions. So somehow I missed the changes in recent versions of the Ubuntu distribution described below🫣
Writing a Function for Quick Access to Complex Commands in Zsh and Bash
In this article we will create a function for the Zsh and Bash shells that allows quick and convenient access to a prepared list of complex, long, and hard-to-remember commands🤯.
OpenSnitch — manual control of network activity of Linux applications
OpenSnitch is a desktop open source application capable of blocking outgoing requests from various programs, with desktop notifications🔔.
Writing an ansible playbook for initial Linux server configuration
Today about automating the initial configuration of a Linux server using Ansible🎺. From setting up locales, timezone, SSH server parameters... to creating and configuring a new user's environment👨💻: Oh-My-Zsh, Neovim, and Tmux.