When I set up a Debian 13 workstation, I usually use the KDE Plasma graphical interface. It's quite similar to a Windows interface (to avoid confusing users), it's rather attractive, and quite customizable. Sometimes, certain applications installed on a Linux system can only be launched via the command line... Read more
In Linux, there are many folders created at the root of the system hard drive mount point. But what exactly is each folder displayed for? We'll list them below.
Today, we're going to talk about two threats that are quite similar but often confused. Let's start with the definitions: Definition of malware The term malware comes from the English contraction of Malicious Software. This word encompasses several types of malicious software, including: Malware is, in short, ... Read more
Ah, printers! That's one aspect of computing that technicians don't particularly like. And yet, troubleshooting a printer is relatively simple. You just need to apply a straightforward methodology. A printer problem can stem from three main areas. Once the area is identified, it becomes much easier to pinpoint the... Read more
As an offsite backup for my lab, I use a microPC located at home. I recently replaced my old QNAP with a Synology NAS. But apparently, NFS management is a bit stricter on Synology. Indeed, given that access is segmented on Proxmox Backup, the user who needs to access the NFS storage... Read more