After toying around with Fedora, I suddenly came across this new sweet piece of file system and was wondering what was the benefit of this and how can this be useful to me from a Linux enthusiast point of view.
Is “Linux” Dead as a Platform on Desktops
Behold a giant am I, yay! I do consider “Linux” as a tertiary OS, after Windows and macOS in most terms. Even though Linux is just a kernel with all the bells and whistles put on top of that with
Linux Kernel 5.6 has arrived, here is what’s new
As an accolade to Mr. Torvalds and all the Linux enthusiasts out there, let us breathe a sigh of relief and greet this welcoming new version which is full of bells and whistles and without wasting any more time here
Recover Windows 7 boot after installing Ubuntu
This seems to be self explanatory just insert the Win 7 CD and follow the below given instructions and then enter the commands one by one as mentioned below strictly without missing anyone of them. Select your language preferences and
Install Ubuntu 18.04 desktop with RAID 1 and LVM on machine with UEFI BIOS
Query Answered in great details:- 1. Download the installer Download the alternate server installer from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases/bionic/release/ Create a bootable CD or USB and boot the new machine from it. Select Install Ubuntu Server. 2. Install with manual partitioning During install,
Ubuntu Desktop 18.04 LTS not able to detect Samsung PCIe NVME SSD
Well after a lot of google search, I’ve come across this post. The issue was at the BIOS level, in case of Dell desktops and laptops one has to set the SATA mode to AHCI rather than the default Raid
Connecting Bluetooth Peripherals via terminal in Linux
Let’s say you’re device has a Bluetooth installed and wanna play around it with the terminal rather than a boring GUI which not so cool people do, you know what I’m saying geeks here like to play with the terminal