Linux

Since I mainly use Debian-based Linux flavours, I have had to get used to the apt package manager which Debian uses. I find it a bit unintuitive to use, as there seem to be several different programs to do basic things. Note: many of the apt commands shown below need to run as root, so you should prefix each command with ‘sudo’ if running as a normal user. # apt update - this downloads package …

( under construction ) See temperatures and fan speed etc Simple performance benchmark backup to Backblaze B2 using rclone Another Topic 3 Reminders on how to do various things in Linux which I always have difficulty remembering. Many are for Debian Linux, since I mainly use Debian-based systems: Raspberry Pi , Ubuntu, Zorin OS and small ARM/embedded systems such as Seagate Dockstar. Temperatures …