Best of Ubuntu — 2024

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    Avatar of freecodecampfreeCodeCamp·2y

    Learn Linux for Beginners: From Basics to Advanced Techniques [Full Book]

    Learning Linux offers valuable skills in the tech industry, aiding efficiency and career transitions into fields like DevOps, Cybersecurity, and Cloud Computing. This comprehensive handbook covers basics like the Linux command line to advanced topics such as shell scripting and system administration. Examples use Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS, but the information is broadly applicable across distributions. Key sections include an introduction to Linux, setting up your environment, and managing files, all geared toward empowering new and experienced users alike.

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    8 fun Linux utilities

    A list of fun Linux utilities to try, including 'cmatrix' for a Matrix-like terminal experience, 'apt-get moo' for a cow easter egg, 'aafire' to light up your console, 'sl' for a train animation, 'fortune' for random quotes, 'figlet' for ASCII art banners, 'nyancat' for an animated Nyan Cat, and 'pipes.sh' for random pipe patterns.

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    Avatar of dhhDavid Heinemeier Hansson·2y

    Introducing Omakub

    Omakub is an opinionated web developer setup for Ubuntu that turns a fresh installation into a fully-configured, beautiful, and modern web development system. It includes curated applications and tools and focuses on providing a cohesive package of goods for developers new to Linux.

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    My work setup for PHP development

    The post discusses the author's work setup for PHP development, involving a mix of hardware and software. The main work machine runs Windows 11 with Ubuntu under WSL, a MacBook Pro for corporate tasks, and a ChromeOS laptop for flexible workspaces. Key productivity tools include Barrier for multi-device control, WezTerm for terminal tasks, zsh as the shell, Neovim as the code editor, and tmux with tmuxinator for session management. The author also highlights Ddev for managing containerized environments efficiently.

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    6 Commands to Clean Up Your Ubuntu System From the Terminal

    Keeping your Ubuntu system free of digital clutter is crucial for maintenance and ensuring sufficient space for new files and programs. This guide covers six terminal commands to help clean up your system: uninstalling programs, cleaning up the APT cache, removing unnecessary packages, clearing journal logs, deleting thumbnail caches, and finding duplicate files. These commands can also be applied to other Debian-based distros like Linux Mint, allowing users to free up significant disk space without using a GUI.

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    Avatar of itsfossIt's Foss·2y

    Installing the Much Hyped Hyprland on Linux

    Hyprland is a dynamic tiling window compositor known for its high customizability and aesthetic appeal, popular in the Linux ricing community. This guide provides detailed instructions for installing Hyprland on Arch Linux, Ubuntu, and other distributions. Key points include necessary pre-installation steps, managing dependencies, configuring settings, and dealing with compatibility issues, especially with NVIDIA GPUs. It highlights that Hyprland is not beginner-friendly and emphasizes using it on a secondary system or bare metal for best results.

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    Avatar of devtoDEV·2y

    Deploy Your Node.js App in Minutes: Public IP + Nginx on Ubuntu ⚡

    Learn how to deploy a Node.js application on Ubuntu using Nginx as a reverse proxy with just your server's public IP address.

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    How To Deploy a React Application with Nginx on Ubuntu

    Learn how to deploy a React application with Nginx on Ubuntu. Follow the tutorial to build and deploy a React app using Create React App.

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    Install Ollama Using Docker Compose

    This guide provides a comprehensive step-by-step process for installing Ollama using Docker Compose on a server running Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS. It covers the prerequisites like Docker Engine, Docker Compose, OpenSSH, and setting up Traefik as a reverse proxy for managing cryptographic certificates via Let’s Encrypt. Important tips on domain naming, port configurations, and accessing control panels for Ollama and Traefik are also included.

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    Get Creative in the Linux Terminal With These 9 Artsy Commands

    Explore creative commands in the Linux terminal to generate ASCII art, draw 3D text, simulate a fire, grow a virtual bonsai tree, and more. These commands bring a fun, artistic flair to the typically text-based terminal environment. Install these tools via apt on Ubuntu or Debian-based systems and transform your terminal into an artistic playground.

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    Avatar of lobstersLobsters·2y

    I AM SO DISAPPOINTED WITH UBUNTU 24.04 😡

    Ubuntu 24.04 LTS has removed the ability to install deb files using the official graphical software center, which has caused frustration among users. Canonical has not fixed this bug and it is suspected to be a deliberate move. The removal of deb packages in favor of snaps is also a concern.

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    Avatar of hnHacker News·2y

    MightyMoud/sidekick: Bare metal to production ready in mins; your own fly server on your VPS.

    Sidekick simplifies hosting side projects by providing an easy VPS setup with Docker, Traefik, SOPS, and age integration. It ensures zero downtime deployments, high availability, and zero-config SSL certificates. The tool supports simple VPS requirements such as Ubuntu LTS and can deploy applications using a Dockerfile, manage secrets securely, and facilitate multiple deployments with load balancing.

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    Welcome to Bluefin

    Bluefin offers a custom image of Fedora Silverblue, targeting end users and developers with a near-zero maintenance experience similar to Chromebooks. It focuses on progressive improvement with a Flatpak-centric model for applications and a cloud-native development environment. Bluefin is optimized for mainstream users, emphasizing best practices and a modern tech stack, but may not suit those with niche requirements.

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    Avatar of omgubomg! ubuntu!·2y

    Ubuntu 24.10 Default Wallpaper is Finally Revealed

    The default wallpaper for Ubuntu 24.10 ‘Oracular Oriole’ features a geometric oriole bird with arcane symbols, aligning with the oracular theme. Two versions, light and dimmed, are available, the latter activating in dark mode. Community-contributed backgrounds include a modern remix of Ubuntu 4.10’s wallpaper. Ubuntu 24.10, marking the distro’s 20th anniversary, also offers a new 'LTS legacy wallpaper' package with high-resolution wallpapers from 6.06 LTS to 24.04 LTS.

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    Google’s Flutter Team Layoffs Leave Ubuntu Devs in a Flap

    Google's recent layoffs of 200 people, including the Flutter team, has raised concerns about the future of Flutter within the Ubuntu community.

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    Avatar of systemweaknessSystem Weakness·2y

    Installing Wazuh on Ubuntu

    This guide explains how to install Wazuh, an open-source SIEM, on Ubuntu. It covers the steps to install both the Wazuh Manager and Wazuh Agent, including accessing the Wazuh dashboard and solving common issues such as port conflicts and dashboard accessibility. Detailed instructions and troubleshooting tips are provided to ensure a smooth installation process.

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    Avatar of itsfossIt's Foss·2y

    Things I Recommend Doing After Installing Ubuntu 24.04

    Tips and recommendations for enhancing the Ubuntu 24.04 LTS experience, including performing system updates, installing essential applications, and getting Flatpak support.

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    Avatar of phoronixPhoronix·2y

    Windows 11 vs. Ubuntu Linux Performance For The AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 Review

    A performance comparison between Windows 11 and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS on an ASUS Zenbook S16 equipped with an AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 SoC. Tests were conducted using pre-loaded Windows 11 with all updates and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with an upgraded Linux 6.10 kernel and other necessary firmware updates. No power monitoring results are included.

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    Avatar of mentaloutlawMental Outlaw·1y

    Rhino Linux - A New Ubuntu Killer?

    Rhino Linux is a new Ubuntu-based rolling release distribution offering the latest software updates without requiring a full OS upgrade. It includes a variety of pre-installed programs and unique features like the U launcher and pack stall, making it particularly suitable for developers. The distribution focuses on user convenience with customizable options and seeks to improve the user experience with polished aesthetics. Rhino Linux supports both x86 and ARM builds and aims to simplify package management through its integrated tools.

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    Avatar of systemweaknessSystem Weakness·2y

    Automating Securing Ubuntu w/ Ansible

    This tutorial guides you through automating the initial setup of an Ubuntu server using Ansible. It covers essential steps like installing packages, creating user accounts, setting up SSH keys, configuring UFW and Fail2Ban, and hardening SSH settings. The playbook provided helps ensure secure and efficient server management.

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    Avatar of primeagenThePrimeTime·2y

    You're A Furry If You Use This Linux Distro

    This post discusses different Linux distributions, including their advantages, drawbacks, and user preferences. It also mentions the association of certain distros with specific subcultures. Overall, it provides insights into the diverse world of Linux distros.

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    Avatar of theregisterThe Register·1y

    Wubuntu: The lovechild of Windows and Linux nobody asked for

    Wubuntu is a customized version of Kubuntu designed to closely resemble Windows 11, complete with similar themes and icons. The distribution uses KDE Plasma and packages various tools to emulate the Windows experience, including Microsoft 365 Online and OnlyOffice. However, some apps are replaced with Windows-like alternatives, and a proprietary control panel called PowerTools is included. While it may look like Windows, it's essentially Kubuntu with a proprietary touch. Similar distributions like LinuxFX offer nearly identical features but with subtle differences in user interface and boot compatibility.

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    Avatar of phoronixPhoronix·2y

    Windows 11 vs. Ubuntu 24.10 Performance For Intel Core Ultra 7 Lunar Lake Review

    Benchmarks comparing CPU and system performance of the ASUS Zenbook S 14 with Intel Core Ultra 7 256V under Windows 11 and Ubuntu 24.10 were conducted. The tests aimed to determine which operating system performs better on this Lunar Lake laptop, leveraging 4 P cores and 4 E cores with a maximum turbo frequency of 4.8GHz, and 16GB of LPDDR5X-8533 memory.

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    How To Install Git on Ubuntu

    Learn how to install and configure Git on an Ubuntu server. This guide provides two methods: using default packages for a quick setup, or compiling from source for greater control. It also covers setting up Git user information to ensure proper commit messages.

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    Avatar of webdevelopementWeb Developement·1y

    How to Create an AI Companion Telegram Bot

    Learn to create a Telegram bot powered by Llama 3.2 and Node.js. This guide covers deploying Ollama on Ubuntu and building and connecting an Express API, providing all the steps needed to bring your bot to life.

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