DAVE MERRICK

Tag: Linux

  • How to connect git to a private origin server.

    Sometimes instead of using a public service like GitHub, you want to host your own origin server. This is handy for both backups and replication. And best of all, it’s private.

  • How to use KVM/QEMU from the Terminal

    Together, KVM and QEMU allow you to create and run virtual machines on your Linux system from the terminal.

  • Setting up fish shell with the tide prompt

    This is a cheat sheet for configuring fish shell with the tide prompt on Linux.

  • Using git to track Linux config file changes.

    This cheat sheet guides Linux system administrators on installing Git and using it to track changes in system configuration files.

  • Add ssh-agent to Arch/KDE for KeepassXC

    Learn how to set up SSH Agent integration with KeePassXC on Arch-based systems that use the KDE Plasma Desktop environment. Follow this step-by-step guide to configure the SSH agent and KeePassXC for seamless and secure SSH key management.

  • Learn the Basics of SSH: A Beginner’s Guide for Linux Users

    Learn the basics of SSH and how to use it to securely connect to a remote Linux server. This beginner-friendly guide covers everything from creating and managing SSH keys to advanced features like port forwarding and X11 forwarding. Whether you’re new to Linux or just new to SSH, this guide has everything you need to…

  • How to Install yay AUR Helper on Arch Linux: A Step-by-Step Guide

    Yay is like a special helper that makes it easier to install new software on your Arch Linux system. With Yay, you can find and install lots of different programs, and Yay will help you take care of all the details like making sure you have everything you need to run the program. This guide…

  • How to Install Paru AUR Helper on Arch Linux

    Paru is a flexible and efficient AUR helper that can make installing and managing packages from the Arch User Repository (AUR) much easier. This tutorial will guide you through the process of installing Paru on your Arch Linux system, and give you an overview of its basic functionality. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced…

Sometimes instead of using a public service like GitHub, you want to host your own origin server. This is handy for both backups and replication. And best of all, it’s private.