Best of Linux — December 2023

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    Make Your Linux Terminal Enjoyable to Use

    Learn how to make your Linux terminal more enjoyable by using ZSH, Oh-My-Zsh, custom plugins, and custom themes. Also, discover popular Git aliases.

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    Frooodle/Stirling-PDF: locally hosted web application that allows you to perform various operations on PDF files

    Stirling-PDF is a locally hosted web application for manipulating PDF files, offering various features like merging, splitting, converting, and more. It uses technologies like Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, PDFBox, LibreOffice, and Docker.

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    EP88: Linux Boot Process Explained

    The article explains the Linux boot process, the commonly used types of queues, and provides an overview of Kubernetes and its benefits in container management.

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    Zorin OS 17 Beta Includes New ‘Spatial Desktop’ Features

    Zorin OS 17 Beta is now available for testing, featuring improved performance, a horizontal workspace switcher, interactive screenshot tool, enhanced Zorin Menu, and spatial desktop features. It is based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and uses GNOME 43. Users can download the beta version from the project website.

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    csdvrx/CuteVim: Sensible defaults for Vim

    CuteVim is a minimal configuration file for Vim that provides sensible defaults, such as a tabline, line counter, backups, and more. It also allows users to quickly change the appearance and maps the Control keys to readline commands.

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    Fly With Alpine

    Reduce image sizes and improve startup times by switching your base image to Alpine Linux. Alpine Linux is smaller than the alternatives, but has a smaller ecosystem. Comparisons show Alpine images are consistently smaller than Debian slim equivalent.

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    Host a Dynamic Web App on AWS with Docker, Amazon ECR, and Amazon ECS

    Learn how to host a dynamic web app on AWS with Docker, Amazon ECR, and Amazon ECS using a three-tier AWS network VPC.

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    Dockerizing a Static Website using Apache as a Web Server

    The article explains how to dockerize a static website using Apache as a web server. It covers the steps to update the server, download and unzip the website files, create a Dockerfile, build and run a Docker image, and visit the deployed website. The deployment process using Docker and Apache offers scalability and reproducibility across different environments.

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