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16 December 2020

Red Hat pulls the kill switch on CentOS

In an abrupt announcement, CentOS developers announced that CentOS 8 will not build over RHEL 8 after the end of 2021. The rolling-release CentOS Stream will continue in its stead. In this article we’ll take a...

Linux / Tutorials

11 November 2020

How to install Fedora 33 in 10 easy steps

Fedora 33 is 2020 second release of developers’ favorite operating system. Packing cutting-edge features and pushing forward the whole Linux ecosystem here comes Fedora 33 and how to install it!

Linux / NAS / NextCloud / Self-hosted / Tutorials

28 October 2020

How to install NextCloud 20 server on CentOS 8.x and 7.x

NextCloud is a Dropbox-like solution for self-hosted file sharing and syncing. Installing NextCloud 20 on CentOS is quite simple. Whether you want to backup, have file-syncing or just have a Google Calendar alternative, this guide is...

Linux / News

7 October 2020

Fedora 33 new features: a bunch of updates

Fedora 33 is the second release of 2020 of the popular power user distribution: Fedora. Fedora is the base for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and it is favored among developers. Let’s discover what will change in...

Linux / NAS / NextCloud / Self-hosted / Tutorials

24 June 2020

How to install NextCloud 19 server on CentOS 8.x and 7.x

NextCloud is a Dropbox-like solution for self-hosted file sharing and syncing. Installing NextCloud 19 on CentOS is quite simple. Whether you want to backup, have file-syncing or just have a Google Calendar alternative, this guide is...

Linux / Tutorials

6 May 2020

How to install Fedora 32 in 10 easy steps

Fedora 32 is 2020 first release of developers’ favorite operating system. Packing cutting-edge features and pushing forward the whole Linux ecosystem here comes Fedora 32 and how to install it!

Linux / News

18 March 2020

Fedora 32 new features: a bunch of updates

Fedora 32 is the first release of 2020 of the popular power user distribution: Fedora. Fedora is the base for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and it is favored among developers. Let’s discover what will change in...

Linux / NAS / NextCloud / Self-hosted / Tutorials

12 February 2020

How to install NextCloud 18 server on CentOS 8.x and 7.x

NextCloud is a Dropbox-like solution for self-hosted file sharing and syncing. Installing NextCloud 18 on CentOS is quite simple. Whether you want to backup, have file-syncing or just have a Google Calendar alternative, this guide is...

Linux / NAS / NextCloud / Self-hosted / Tutorials

20 November 2019

How to install NextCloud 17 server on CentOS 8.x

NextCloud is a Dropbox-like solution for self-hosted file sharing and syncing. Installing NextCloud 17 on CentOS 8 is quite simple. Whether you want to backup, have file-syncing or just have a Google Calendar alternative, this guide...

Linux / Tutorials

13 November 2019

How to install CentOS 8 (graphical installation)

CentOS is the Community Enterprise Operating System, it aims to deliver rock-solid stability for production usage. CentOS is binary-compatible with RHEL, the leading Linux enterprise operating system. CentOS 8 was released on 24th September 2019, learn...

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Tagged: Red Hat

Red Hat pulls the kill switch on CentOS

How to install Fedora 33 in 10 easy steps

Fedora 33 new features: a bunch of updates

How to install Fedora 32 in 10 easy steps

Fedora 32 new features: a bunch of updates

How to install CentOS 8 (graphical installation)

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