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Playing God of War on Linux

Black Friday brought new games to my Steam library, and one of them was God of War. I’m not much of a gamer—I'm more interested in how games run on Linux. Here’s my full guide on installing, configuring, and playing God of War on Linux with Proton.

Managing Users and Permissions in Ubuntu: Creating and Managing Users

In any multi-user operating system, user management is a fundamental task. Linux, including Ubuntu, provides robust tools to handle users and permissions, which are essential for system administration. Whether you're setting up a server or managing a desktop system, knowing how to create, manage.

Git Stash: Temporarily Saving Changes

When you need to quickly switch branches, but you have uncommitted changes in your working directory. Committing these unfinished changes might not be desirable, and discarding them would result in a loss of your work. This is where Git’s stash command comes into play.

Automating Docker Installation on Multiple Linux Distributions

This blog post introduces a powerful Bash script that automates the entire Docker installation and configuration process. It works seamlessly across Ubuntu, CentOS, and Fedora. Let’s dive deep into the script and understand each step to see how it achieves this.

Ultimate Step‑by‑Step Guide to GameMode

A deep, practical guide to installing, configuring, and supercharging GameMode on Ubuntu for smoother, faster gaming. From GPU drivers to per-game tweaks, this post walks you through squeezing every last drop of performance out of Steam and Proton.

Jenkins Security Best Practices

Securing the Jenkins environment has become paramount. Given its central role in automating software delivery, any vulnerabilities or misconfigurations can have severe consequences, including unauthorized access to sensitive data or deployment of insecure code.

How to check health of NVMe SSD on ubuntu

A practical, step-by-step guide to checking NVMe SSD health on Ubuntu using nvme-cli, smartctl, and GNOME Disks. Learn how to read SMART data, spot early warning signs, run self-tests, update firmware, and keep your data safe.