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How to save a file in nano Linux

Nano Linux (usually referred to simply as Nano) is a small Linux distribution that is being developed with the goal of being very fast and lightweight. It can be used for both personal computers and servers, it is not related to the Nano Linux distribution, but is widely used in Linux-based systems.

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Knowledge base / Windows
How to restore Grub after Windows installation

If you have two operating systems on your computer, Windows and Linux, and you have upgraded your Windows from 7, 8, or 8.1 to the newest Windows 10, there may be issues with the Grub boot loader when using UEFI Secure Boot. During a system upgrade, Windows 10 will simply erase the Grub boot loader and put your own in there.

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Knowledge base / Core
Updating the Ubuntu kernel

Updating the kernel in Ubuntu allows you to improve system performance and stability, as well as access new features and drivers. The new kernel version includes bug fixes, improves security and compatibility with modern hardware.

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Black screen instead of desktop in RDP session

Let's take a look at what to do if you see a black screen instead of a desktop while RDP connecting to a remote host. The problem is especially common in early versions of Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019. Looking ahead, let's say that the problem is solvable.

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Restoring Grub after installing Windows 10

Grub is an operating system boot loader used in many distributions of Linux and other UNIX-based operating systems. GRUB is designed to load operating systems at computer startup. It allows you to select the operating system or Linux kernel to boot, and provides the ability to make changes to boot parameters.

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Unpacking 7Z in Linux

The 7z archive format, although less common than Zip, is popular due to its high compression efficiency. This format uses the advanced LZMA2 algorithm, which provides file size reduction without data loss. This article will show you how to unpack such archives in Linux using built-in utilities or third-party tools.

06.07.2024
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Knowledge base / Windows
Installing WSL 2 in Windows 10

WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux 2) is an environment for running the Linux operating system on Windows 10 computers. It is an improved version of the previous WSL and provides the ability to run Linux applications and commands directly from the Windows command line, without having to install a separate virtual machine.

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Knowledge base / Security
ARP scanning of the Linux local network

It is often necessary to know which devices are connected to the Linux local network. This is necessary if you want to connect to one of the PCs and have no clear idea if its address is the same, or if you just want to make sure that your network is secure or not and find all hidden devices.

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Installing Xfce GUI and XRDP Remote Desktop on a server running Ubuntu 18.04

Xfce is a free desktop environment for UNIX-like operating systems such as GNU/Linux, NetBSD, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris and others. It provides a lightweight and modular interface based on the GTK 3 library. Installing Xfce GUI and XRDP remote desktop on a server running Ubuntu 18.04 operating system involves several steps.