Linuxopsys
@linuxopsys
Learn something new daily from our daily infographic tweets. What to expect to learn from us: Linux🐧, Sysadmin💻, and DevOps. https://linuxopsys.substack.com/
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Hello everyone👋 We are an independent portal that publishes Linux, Sysadmin, and DevOps content. We tweet about Linux, Sysadmin, and DevOps related topics. Our tweets can help you improve your Linux knowledge. Follow us and learn Linux right here on Twitter🐧
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Linux users in a nutshell: This distro sucks → switches to Ubuntu Ubuntu sucks → Arch, Fedora, Manjaro, Mint, Debian, Red Hat, Rocky... There's a new cool kid in town → installs Omarchy Back to Ubuntu: it’s user-friendly tho. This terminal is trash → GNOME Terminal,…
Our Kernel, who art in /boot, hallowed be thy config. Thy distro come, thy will be done, on desktop as it is on server. Give us this day our daily cron, and forgive us our segfaults, as we forgive those who rm -rf against us. Lead us not into Windows, but deliver us from…
If this doesn't get to 10k likes I'm switching to Windows, including my servers.
Basic Networking in Linux Networking is essential in today’s interconnected world, and Linux provides a powerful set of tools to manage and troubleshoot network connections. This guide covers essential networking concepts, configuration files, commands, and practical tips.…
Formatting Disk in Linux Formatting a disk in Linux is like giving it a fresh start. It wipes any existing data and sets up a new file system to organize and store your files. This is essential when setting up a new drive, reusing an old one, or changing how you want to store…
Linux System Monitoring Commands Monitoring your Linux system helps you detect performance issues, prevent bottlenecks, and troubleshoot problems quickly. Active system monitoring keeps you informed about CPU, memory, disk, and network usage. You can catch issues early and…
Basic Networking in Linux Networking is essential in today’s interconnected world, and Linux provides a powerful set of tools to manage and troubleshoot network connections. This guide covers essential networking concepts, configuration files, commands, and practical tips.…
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