Linux

Image: Which is the better OS? CentOS vs RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)Paolo Schorlishut­ter­stock

Which is the better OS? CentOS vs RHEL (Red Hat En­ter­prise Linux)

As CentOS ori­gin­ated as a free clone of Red Hat En­ter­prise Linux (RHEL), there are sig­ni­fic­ant sim­il­ar­it­ies between the two Linux dis­tri­bu­tions. However, we’ve explored the key dif­fer­ences between CentOS and RHEL to determine which operating system stands out more in various…

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Linux vs Windows - Which web server solution comes out on top?

The rivalry between Linux and Windows is evident in the home computer market, where one may dominate. However, the scenario shifts sig­ni­fic­antly in the realm of server usage. Linux has con­sist­ently out­per­formed Windows since its inception, as shown in usage stat­ist­ics. Yet, many…

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Image: How to configure your own Debian FTP server with ProFTPDVirrage Imagesshut­ter­stock

How to configure your own Debian FTP server with ProFTPD

FTP servers are the ideal solution if you want to make files available for download or provide a platform for multiple users to upload and retrieve data. Ad­di­tion­ally, they play a crucial role in main­tain­ing and updating web presences, thanks to their reliable and practical…

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How to install the Virtual Machine Manager (VMM)

The Virtual Machine Manager is a tool for managing VMs on Linux. In just a few steps, you can install virt-manager, create a new VM and manage your vir­tu­al­isa­tion en­vir­on­ment. Whether you want to run a single VM for testing purposes or a complex en­vir­on­ment, virt-manager offers…

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How to install a VNC server on Ubuntu 22.04

A VNC server on Ubuntu 22.04 provides secure remote access to your desktop. This allows you to con­veni­ently access your data, perform main­ten­ance tasks remotely or col­lab­or­ate as a team. Thanks to the user-friendly setup and robust security measures, your Linux system remains…

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How to dual boot Linux and Windows 11

It’s possible to use Windows and Linux in parallel on one computer without en­coun­ter­ing any problems. You have the option of selecting which system you want to access each time you reboot. In this article, we’ll explain how the dual boot of Ubuntu and Windows 11 works and guide…

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What are the top 3 CentOS al­tern­at­ives?

As CentOS 7 reached its ‘end of life’ (EOL) this summer, users will need to explore migrating to a new operating system to maintain security and per­form­ance. We highlight three par­tic­u­larly re­com­men­ded al­tern­at­ives to CentOS and thor­oughly outline the pros and cons of each option…

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Image: Which OS is better regarding Ubuntu vs. RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux)?Paolo Schorlishut­ter­stock

Which OS is better regarding Ubuntu vs. RHEL (Red Hat En­ter­prise Linux)?

Ubuntu and RHEL are two of the most popular Linux dis­tri­bu­tions, each taking a very different approach. But which one is superior? We’ve thor­oughly compared both systems, eval­u­at­ing their strengths and weak­nesses across various areas like per­form­ance, support, and cus­tom­isa­tion.…

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Image: Red Hat (RHEL) vs Debian - Which OS is better?Ahmet Misir­ligulshut­ter­stock

Red Hat (RHEL) vs Debian - Which OS is better?

Although the two rivals Red Hat and Debian are among the most popular Linux dis­tri­bu­tions, they follow com­pletely different ap­proaches. While Debian is entirely free and does not include many paid programs, focusing on open-source software, the pro­pri­et­ary RHEL is optimised for…

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How to reset and change the RHEL root password

The root password is of central im­port­ance for Red Hat. It should therefore be secured and not shared. If this is no longer the case or if you want to change your login for other reasons, the `passwd` command is the right tool for the job. You can find out how to reset and change…

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