Why I use Linux as my developer platform
Detailing how and why I use Linux as my primary operating system even though I am primarily a Dotnet Developer
Detailing how and why I use Linux as my primary operating system even though I am primarily a Dotnet Developer
Homebrew has spawned several sub-projects such as Linuxbrew, a Linux port now officially merged into Homebrew; Homebrew Cask, which builds upon Homebrew and focuses on the installation of GUI applications and taps dedicated to specific areas or programming languages and Frameworks like PHP & NodeJS etc.
On Linux a popular and common method of installing software is to make use of a Package Manager, but Package Managers can help users accomplish a number of tasks. In this post, I’ll take a deeper look into Linux Package Managers.
An introductory tutorial on how to install the handy command line tool name wget and when and where to use it
In this tutorial we’ll guide you through the process on how to configure git and explore different options available
An introductory tutorial on how to install the handy command line tool name cURL and when and where to use it
A tutorial to guide software developers through the steps required to install and configure Git distributed version control system on Debian based Linux distributions.
summary: Walk-through guide to install and configure git for use on your Ubuntu and Debian based Linux
The terminal window for most average users and even some seasoned
developers may at first be an intimidating environment and for the most part a
place where wizards seem to be able cast weird and incomprehensible textual
spells that make computers respond or do things!
Probably the most popular and common tool amongst software developers, regardless of programming language or specialism is the terminal window. For the most developers it… Read More »What is a terminal window
the definitive guide to the Linux and UNIX programming interface—the interface employed by nearly every application that runs on a Linux or UNIX system.
Instructions on how to burn SD card to create a Raspberry PI SDc ard
Linux Command Line Cheat Sheet from threenine.co.uk. A cheat sheet of common linux commands . Quick and Easy terminal command reference sheets for Linux and Ubuntu. Download your free and un-gated copy today.
A quick tip to get pbcopy alias configured on your ubuntu in order to copy standard input from the terminal
Secure Shell (SSH) is an extremely useful tool when administering a number Linux servers. If SSH is not enable on your ubuntu server this guide will assist you in configuring SSH.
I review my purchase of Viglen Genie Desktop PC Ubuntu Linux
If you are constantly updating your linux installation you may find over time that your boot partition may be running out of space and if… Read More »Remove All Unused Linux Kernel Headers, Images and Modules from ubuntu boot
The Raspberry Pi is a great device for tinkering and hacking around different technology and hardware. This evening I thought it might be fun to… Read More »How to setup node.js on a raspberry pi
A quick how to explaining how to set up a network shared folder on your raspberry pi enabling you to access the pi from a windows 8 computer
Developing applications for your Raspberry PI, you will often need to connect to the Raspberry PI from another computer to deploy code or run tests… Read More »How to Remotely access the Raspberry Pi using SSH
Over the past 3 years there has been a lot of buzz and chatter on the internet about the Raspberry Pi. However, for the uninitiated… Read More »What is a Raspberry Pi?