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All posts in the Linux category. You can find 28 posts in this category.
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Linux TCP Tuning and Kernel Settings for Node.js Microservices
I'm explaining the critical Linux kernel sysctl settings required to prevent mysterious connection drops and timeouts on Node.js servers under heavy load.
The DNS Mystery on Arch Linux: VPN, systemd-resolved, and Unbound
We solve DNS conflicts on Arch Linux when multiple VPNs are active by configuring local Unbound for split-DNS and disabling systemd-resolved.
Throw Away the Disks: Hosting a Website Entirely on RAM with Raspberry Pi Zero
A crazy guide on how to turn a Pi Zero with 512MB RAM into a completely diskless Alpine Linux server and host a website on it.
WireGuard from Arch Linux to MikroTik: DNS Trouble and Clean Setup
I explain how to set up WireGuard on Arch Linux to connect to MikroTik, and the most accurate way to solve the famous DNS 'signature mismatch' error that...
My Trial with PNG Files: Mogrify and Those Annoying Chunk Errors
I share the real reason for the 'sBIT: bad length' errors encountered while processing PNGs with Mogrify and the fastest way to get rid of this chunk pain.
How to Enable ntsync on Arch Linux?
I installed ntsync-supported Wine and Proton to boost gaming performance, but I forgot one thing: the Kernel! Here is the ntsync error and its solution.
Why I Love Vivaldi
As someone who suffered through Internet Explorer, I give Chrome its due. But I'm explaining why I returned to my old friend Vivaldi after switching to KDE...
What are .pacsave Files in Arch Linux? (Safe Usage)
What are .pacsave files in Arch Linux? I explain why your settings aren't deleted when you remove a package and how to safely manage these backups.
Downloading a Website Correctly with Wget
Downloading a site with Wget is an art. With the wrong command, the site turns into a dump. I'm showing the right parameters to browse offline without broken links.
Full-Spectrum Paranoia on Linux: A-Z Security with ClamAV
Forget the previous guide. This time, we're NOT just installing a daemon; we're unleashing ClamAV's full potential, from notifications and VirusEvent to...