Apparently, Debian installer doesn’t install or activate sudo by default. This means that sudo command is not found the only privilege escalation method available is becoming root via su command.
Homebrew for macOS I’ve been meaning to try Homebrew for Linux since brew 2.0.0 release a few months ago, and …
Docker Turns out, plenty of native macOS apps can be installed using the brew package manager. Among them is Docker, so …
I’m slowly improving my Python skills, mostly by Googling and combining multiple answers to code a solution to my …
ls –full-time I was reading a man page for ls command and noticed a very interesting command line option. It …
Armbian 5.77 on Helios 4 It’s been a few months since I have build my Helios 4 NAS server, with a major update to …
Homebrew for macOS Quite a few visitors arrived at this blog lately with their reports of “brew command not …
UniFi Controller 5.10.x with Dark Mode I have upgraded my automation server to Ubuntu 19.04 a few months ago, and this …
I’ve actually written about ifconfig not found before, but noticed recently another possible scenario so will …
Unix Tutorial I’ve been making changes everywhere around UnixTutorial.org and want to take this opportunity to …
Another fairly recent video on my YouTube channel: …
macOS 14 - Sonoma Apple just released new version …
Did I mention that I have recently purchased the …
Another video on my YouTube channel …
Apple keeps shipping public betas of macOS Sequoia …
I reliased one of my Raspberry Pi systems was …
hey Unless you disable SIP, most of DTrace based …