ECC RAM why is it important and do I need it?
Now everyone knows RAM, maybe you also know there are different types of RAM, and maybe you also know what purpose RAM serves. However when it comes to ECC rams it is often regarded to as...
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How to build a computer – Phase 3: operating system
This is the third article of a series: how to build a computer. In case you missed them here are the first article and the second article. In this last article: the installation of the operating...
How to build a computer – Phase 2: Assembling
This is the second article of a series: how to build a computer. For the first post click here. In this article we’ll speak about putting the pieces together: assemble!
How to build a computer – Phase 1: Planning
Building a computer is a fundamental skill of intermediate users: gamers, enthusiasts, amateurs, but also IT students and aspiring System Administrators. In this article you will find how to plan and build a computer as well...
SSL: What is it? Do I need it?
SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is the industry standard to secure a link between two computers, usually server and client. SSL and its successor TLS are so your first choice, but do you really need it? And...
If you care, backup
I won’t ever emphasize enough how much backups are important, they help in case of difficulty yet many won’t even consider backing up files… In this article you will learn why backups are important and what...
How to install Fedora 23 in 10 easy steps
One year since Fedora 21 and about six months after version 22, so here comes Fedora 23 with a bunch of new exciting features! But before tasting the freshness of one of the most up-to-date distributions…...
How to install Ubuntu 15.10 Wily Werewolf
Ubuntu 15.10 is the second release of Ubuntu for the year 2015. It doesn’t pack many exciting features, however it brings the usual updates to desktop environments. Learn how to install it by following this easy...
Linux 4.3 changes
Linux 4.3 might not be as exciting as the 4.2 release, however it packs many changes that will ease the life of new hardware.
Fedora 23 changes (now with GNOME 3.18)
Fedora 23 is the next in line for release this month, after OpenStack Liberty, Ubuntu 15.10 here comes the next release of Red Hat’s “desktop” distribution.
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