LMDE stands for “Linux Mint Debian Edition.” It is a Linux distribution based on Debian, which is known for its stability and reliability. The main idea of the Linux Mint developers in creating this distribution is to experiment that in case Ubuntu ceases to exist, they can use Debian as a base and continue their […]
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There are two ways to get Debian 12: the first is to upgrade from Debian 11, which is fast; however, the second way is to perform a clean installation on the hard disk. This process can cause doubts that will be clarified in this post because you will learn how to install Debian 12 step
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You could say that Debian 12 is a poetry of stability and quality. This release has only been out for a short time, but it is very well done and speaks of the work behind it. But it’s also fair to say that Debian 11 has been a good release, and that’s why so many
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Debian, one of the most renowned and respected Linux distributions, has recently unveiled its latest major release, Debian 12.0, codenamed “Bookworm.” As a significant milestone in the Debian project’s long and illustrious history, this release brings a plethora of new features, improvements, and updated software packages. With its commitment to stability, security, and openness, Debian
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In the realm of open-source operating systems, Debian stands as a beacon of stability, security, and simplicity. Its wide-ranging application, from personal computers to servers, attests to its robustness. But no system is entirely secure straight out of the box, Debian included. This guide will highlight the necessary steps to maximize your Debian system’s security,
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Debian is one of the most important distributions that exist in all of Linux. Not only for being a worthy example of how to manage your community, but for being the father of distributions like Ubuntu or Pop!_OS Well, a new version of Debian is coming. This post will tell you What you should expect
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Although KeePassXC has become popular and widely used, it is true that it offers limited possibilities compared to Bitwarden. Bitwarden not only has a desktop application but also allows you to create your own instance, ideal for enterprise environments. Bitwarden is a password management system whose main advantage is that it is cross-platform and multi-device.
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Learning how to keep a modern operating system secure is no easy task. The main reason is that even though modern systems implement strong security policies, there are many hackers trying to crack them. In the case of Linux, it is even more sensitive, since most web servers use some distributions such as Debian. In
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Sudo is a tool with which we can quickly execute commands as if we were another user. However, to use it, a user must have permissions to do so. Today, you will learn how to add a user to sudoers using Debian 11. Introduction According to the sudo website: Sudo (su “do”) allows a system
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Debian is known for its robustness and for its special procedure for selecting packages to be in its official repositories. This means that we can’t always count on recent versions of software. To change the situation, a bit, there are Debian backports. According to the Debian website: Backports are recompiled packages from testing (mostly) and
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