A treasure trove of code samples and handy snippets, ready to save your day (or at least a few keystrokes). Whether you’re looking for a quick fix, a clever hack, or just some clean, elegant solutions, this tag is where I’ll be sharing the lines of code that keep everything running smoothly. Dive in, copy, adapt, and make your development life just a little bit easier!
Learn how to get started with Go on Linux by writing, building, and running a simple "Hello, World!" application. This guide includes step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting tips, and essential configurations for a seamless experience with Go development on Linux.
In this post, we’ll explore one of the scripts that I use in my basic system configuration toolkit. This script streamlines the process of updating and cleaning up various Linux distributions, allowing me to maintain multiple systems efficiently.
In this post, we’ll look at a simple script to limit active virtual consoles (TTYs) on Linux to TTY1 only. This can help reduce potential access, save system resources, or align with specific security requirements.
Correct locale and timezone settings keep your Linux servers consistent and reliable. Learn how the locale.sh script automates this setup on Ubuntu and Fedora, saving time and avoiding errors during deployment.