Tag: Linux
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Servarr Apps
Updated:When it comes to grabbing media from Usenet, the Servarr apps are second to none. I've been using Sonarr and Radarr for quite some time to grab TV programs
New Favourite Colour Scheme
Updated:Tokyo Night After installing neovim I installed an IDE config from here . This made using vi/vim a whole lot better. Neovim gets themed with a colour schem
Virtual Machine Clustering
Updated:We've put together a number of mid-spec servers to carry out some testing on clustering using Proxmox . Many years ago I built a single Proxmox server and
Neovim = Vi to the max!
I recently came across Neovim, and to say I'm impressed is an understatement. For years, I have used vi to edit files on Linux. Nano and pico should be bur
certbot and upnp
I don't tend to open port 80 to the outside world on my home system. I have no need of an unsecured, unencrypted web service. For this reason, getting a ce
Great Free and Open Source Software
Updated:Over time I've encountered some great pieces of Free and Open Source Software. I just wanted to list a few noteworthy products in a single place I can refe
Uptime Kuma
Updated:This is a killer application! A very elegant and simple to use system monitor. Monitor your systems' docker containers, website certificate expiry dates, D
WebAuthn and Yubikey
I've had a Yubikey 5 NFC for a while, and it's pretty much sat doing nothing. Today I dusted it off and got it setup. Seems the FIDO U2F is interchangeable
Remmina Passwords
When you save the password in the config for a remote connection, where does it go? I was remote to my work station and needed to find the password for a r