How to Use Nginx To Server Python3
My favorite way to run Python3 is a Nginx and Apache2 combo of the two servers, it’s great. This post will describe how to use Nginx to do the work…
How to use XClip On Windows
The intention is to have a more reliable copy / paste for use with wine on the linux operating system utilizing Notepad++. I found alternative solutions not working, for whatever…
Refresh a Server or Dev Comp, First Thing to Install Eng UTF8
Refresh the server or dev comp? The following may be installed to sort of modernize the eng chars encoding on the computer, and then other programs such as the database…
How to TMP the User Password on Linux Similar to Windows, Get Done Stuff Quickly, Days That Entering Password A Lot Tedious
This is to tmp the user password on Linux similar to windows, To Get Done Stuff Quickly. On Some Days that entering the password a lot is tedious. In the…
How to Create a Linux Program to Run .py Python3 Scripts in Linux Similar to CMD
There are times that double-clicking a program is simple and preferred. The idea is to double-click a Python3 .py script on the desktop of Linux and for it to run…
How to Install Python3 Torch to Ready Usage of Cuda AI
In my endeavor to keep off an inundation of notes off my Desktop and in a nice place to use after a fresh install of the linux operating system. Here…
An OK Way to Include in Python3
While the Python3 import statement is the pythonic way to do so. I will introduce a PHP inspired way with a function named include that has assisted me along the…
How To Update and Upgrade the Linux Kernel v.2
The summer vacationing, and coding, depending on your preference, is almost wrapped up. So I am here with another great article and to write some more tech articles. I’d like…
How to Verify Email logs of a Linux Email Server
Linux has an excellent email server using the program postfix. However, during the installation of postfix, it does not store log files unless you configure it to do that. To…
A Neat Way to Display OS System and Hardware Info
Simply a quick way to display operating system and hardware info. Option #1 – A cli utility called top Code to run on linux Ctrl+c to exit the display of…