Category: Linux

Imagine how great it would be if, in order to configure a new Linux server, you don't have to memorize and issue commands. There is a dedicated tool for this – Cockpit. In this article we will show you how to install it and tell you about its features.

The Argon One case is one of the most popular cases for the Raspberry Pi. It provides protection, dissipates heat brilliantly, allows easier management of the device and has an active cooling system. However, taking advantage of the full capabilities of this enclosure requires a good knowledge of the system, tuning skills and some perseverance. We will show you how to accomplish this.

In this article, we will answer questions such as how to control where PODs will be launched and how does kube-scheduler work? We will also discuss a number of tools used to determine the relationship of PODs to NODEs: labels, nodeSelector, affinity, and marking tainted NODEs.

We are pleased to announce the public release of a new version of EuroLinux for Raspberry Pi. This is the first version of EuroLinux released with such specific hardware requirements. This version uses the EuroLinux 9 system as a base, which is at the beginning of its 10-year life cycle. This allows you to use our system with the certainty that the most important components of the distribution will be available and updated at least until June 2032.

EuroLinux 7 is supported until July 31, 2024. However, many companies and organizations are already thinking about upgrading the versions of their systems, so as not to miss this deadline and risk losing support. A big help for our customers is the EuroLinux AutoELevate solution – a script that automates an upgrade to EuroLinux 8 – a version supported until June 30, 2029.

In large environments, manually installing multiple operating systems can be time-consuming and tedious. However, the process can be fully automated. In this article, we will describe a solution for automatic, unattended installation of EuroLinux Desktop on a computer that has access to the installation server via a LAN interface.

Samba is a free file and printer server that uses the SMB (Server Message Block) protocol. It allows you to create a mixed environment where Windows and Linux computers can use each other's resources. In this article we will show you how to install and use Samba.

NVIDIA Driver is a software driver for the NVIDIA GPU installed in your computer. It is used for the operating system to communicate with the graphics card. This software is necessary to take full advantage of the advanced features of the graphics card (GPU), such as settings for screen resolution or the number of colors to display. In this post, we will show you how to easily install the NVIDIA driver on EuroLinux.

After a period of tumultuous development, Linux gaming has finally managed to win the trust of gamers and convince them to the platform from under the penguin sign. Thanks to digital video game distribution services, gamers can enjoy their favorite Windows titles also on EuroLinux Desktop.

A mirror is a duplicate of the original resource, an identical version of it. Mirrors are extremely important to ensure higher availability in case of heavy load, the need to create copies in your own IT resources or to reduce the risk of not being able to access the original data. In this article, we will show how to make a public mirror of a EuroLinux system.

EuroLinux Desktop is a modern operating system that combines the look and functionality of Windows® and macOS® with the reliability and security of an Enterprise Linux distribution. In this article, we will show you how to install EuroLinux Desktop.

Arduino is an Open Source platform used to build electronic projects. It consists of a programmable board/microcontroller and the IDE software, which is used to write and upload code to the board. In this article, using the Arduino IDE running on EuroLinux Desktop, we will create a simple program to monitor our server room.

In this article, we will take a closer look at the process of setting up a EuroLinux server using the command line interface in the world's largest clouds, such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform.

In the previous article in this series, we showed how to build a simple server using a web framework like flask. Today we'll show how to extend that project and improve it with user authentication using cookies.

EuroLinux 9 as a new release introduces a number of changes to virtualization and related tools. Many components have been replaced with more modern counterparts that improve performance and introduce new features. Today we will take a closer look at these changes.