
Installing Docker Engine on a Linux Server Running Debian
Today we'll install and run such a wonderful and popular piece of software as Docker engine. We'll install it on the Debian 12 distribution we're already familiar with.
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Today we'll install and run such a wonderful and popular piece of software as Docker engine. We'll install it on the Debian 12 distribution we're already familiar with.

Given the volume of my previous articles with a detailed description of the Neovim setup process, I decided to break out a short instruction on bringing the editor into a working state (according to my configuration) into a separate note.

Today I'll show how to create custom functional desktop notifications using the notify-send console utility. Such notifications support active buttons, can display icons, and clickable web links.

Today we'll finish configuring our console editor Neovim: we'll install and set up a list of plugins that will transform its appearance and add IDE features to its functionality.

I recently posted a poll on Telegram, and the users of my channel voted in favor) Today we'll create a multi-boot flash drive for: installing Linux/Windows locally, installing Linux over the internet + a regular partition for files and + an encrypted partition for sensitive information (mounts natively in both Linux and Windows).

Today's post is a bit of a themed one: how to create a New Year mood with a snowstorm on your Linux computer's desktop. We'll talk about an open source utility - Xsnow.

Today let's talk about (and install) a popular fork of the VSCode code editor, just without telemetry and other unpleasantness - VSCodium.

Continuing the configuration of our Neovim editor. Today, on air, hotkey setup and autostart of some commands when the editor launches. Please, hit the jump)

I think many of you have created bootable USB drives. Some of you have even made Linux flash drives! Today I'll tell you about an open source project: netboot.xyz, which allows you to boot from a USB drive and install any popular Linux distribution online (given internet access).

Today's the second note about configuring the cool console editor Neovim. We'll talk about preserving file contents in case of emergencies.
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