Commands and codesFedora is a Linux based operating system. On CodePre you can find a number of Fedora tutorials.
This guide will discuss the steps required to install MariaDB 10.4 on Fedora 31/30/29. MariaDB is a widely used relational database server derived from the MySQL relational database management system and developed by the community. MariaDB is open source and free software released under the General Public License version 2. As of this writing, the… read more »
Question: How to configure Static IP address on RHEL 8 / CentOS 8? This guide will show you different ways to configure a static IP address when available on RHEL 8 and CentOS 8. An IP address is an address that uniquely identifies a device on an IP network. In order for two computers to… read more »
Kodi is a popular media server (formerly known as XBMC). Kodi allows you to organize your media files including the best movies, TV shows, your favorite video songs, awesome music or photos for easy playback on your TV or Kodi client via your local network or the Internet. With Kodi, you can also stream videos… read more »
How do I install unrar on Fedora 30 / Fedora 29. Unrar is a command line tool for extracting files from rar archives. For unexplained reasons, there is no unrar package in Fedora’s repository. of Unrar The package is available on the RPM Fusion repository. RPM Fusion provides software that the Fedora Project or Red… read more »
This guide will discuss how to install Podman on CentOS 7 / Fedora 31/30/29. Podman is a daemonless container engine for development, management, and operation OCI Containers on Linux systems. The main difference between Docker and Podman is that there are no daemons in Podman. For Ubuntu, please check: How to install podman on Ubuntu… read more »
This guide will guide you through the installation of XAMPP on Fedora 31/30/29. XAMPP is easy to install and use an Apache distribution that includes MariaDB, PHP and Perl. It was originally created for the Windows environment, but can also run on Linux systems. For Fedora and any other Linux system, the recommended setting is… read more »
VLAN tagging is a method for handling multiple VLANs on a network port. The VLAN tag is used to tell which packet belongs to which VLAN, because the packet traverses the network medium. In this guide, we will configure 802.1q VLAN tagging in the network interfaces of RHEL / CentOS and Fedora systems. To create… read more »
Everyone wants or wants to convert mp4 / mpv / WebM files to mp3 on Linux at some point. If you want to achieve that on any Linux system, don’t worry, because I have a good solution for you. FFmpeg allows you to convert any media file from one format to another. We have a… read more »
Firewall protection on RHEL7: I am a person who knows nothing about security. Seeing multiple layers of security evaded on the network is the exact opposite of why I have always been security-centric. Some system administrators don’t take a few minutes to close the front door, which always negatively affects the network system. In this… read more »
Creating a Windows 10 Bootable USB on Linux: Do you want to create a bootable USB memory stick for Windows 10 on a Linux machine? . This is already very simple USB stick. WoeUSB is a simple tool that enables you to create your own USB stick Windows installer from an iso image or a… read more »