Samba is an open-source software package that enables a server based on Unix or Linux to work with clients across Windows and others. It brings the SMB/CIFS protocol1 implemented so it acts as a Linux file server, or domain controller. In this guide, we will guide you to […]
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Chocolatey is a command-line-based Windows package manager, providing a seamless way to install, update, and manage software. Just like Homebrew 1for macOS or APT
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Granting users the ability to execute commands as the superuser (root) without entering their password can be essential in specific scenarios. Configuring the sudoers
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Sharing your terminal session in real-time with another person can be incredibly useful, whether for collaborative troubleshooting, teaching, or working together on a project.
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