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In this tutorial we will be installing the Virtualbox guest additions on Ubuntu 19.10 Eoan Ermine Linux. Virtualbox guest additions allows for better screen resolution and mouse integration.
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The objective is to install the GIMP on CentOS 8 / RHEL 8 Linux. GIMP is a raster graphics editor used for image editing, free-form drawing, converting between different image formats and more.
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Telegram is a cloud-based instant messaging and voice over IP service. In the following tutorial we will perform installation of Telegram messenger on CentOS 8 Linux Desktop
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Skype is a telecommunications application to provide video, chat and voice communication between computers, tablets, mobile devices over the Internet connection. In the following tutorial we will perform installation of Skype on CentOS 8 Linux Desktop
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VirtualBox is a free and open-source hosted hypervisor for x86 virtualization, developed by Oracle Corporation. This article will discuss the installation procedure of VirtualBox on CentOS 8.
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The NVIDIA Driver is a program needed for your NVIDIA Graphics GPU to function with better performance. It communicates between your Linux operating system, in this case CentOS 8, and your hardware, the NVIDIA Graphics GPU. The NVIDIA drivers can be installed by using the bash command after stopping the GUI and disabling the nouveau driver by modifying the GRUB boot menu.
To install Nvidia driver on other Linux distributions, follow our Nvidia Linux Driver guide.
PHP is a widely used server scripting language. It’s vast capabilities and lightweight nature makes it ideal for web frontend developing, and while it is possible to create advanced structures in it, it’s basic usage also easy to learn, which makes it a good starting point for beginners also. The data recorded, processed, sent or displayed by the application we build is need to be stored somewhere, however; our webpage is stateless without this data. We can store our data in many ways or even discard it after use, but the most standard way is storing it in a database designed for the sole purpose of storing data in a reliable way, and present it if needed, as fast as possible.
In this tutorial we will build a simple webpage to record and display user data. We will use a PostgreSQL RDBMS as backend, and develop our application in PHP that will run on an Apache Webserver. This way we can access our web application from any common browser to view or add to our user database. It is the nature of the web application that many users/operators can work with it simultaneously, all they need is a browser and network access to our application.
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Phantomjs is a scriptable, headless browser. It can be essential help in automated testing of web services, it can generate screenshots of the page it is visiting, effectively print the traffic while browsing a page, just to name a few of it’s features. Phantomjs can be scripted in JavaScript, so we don’t need to learn yet another language is we are familiar with it. Sadly, it’s development is suspended at the moment, but the last stable release is available for download.
In this tutorial we will install phantomjs on RHEL 8 / CentOS 8, and run one of the examples shipped with the package to see our tool working.
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Apache ActiveMQ is a widely used messaging server written in Java. As messaging services commonly do, it creates a bridge between heterogeneous systems for reliable data exchange in the form of messages pushed into queues by producer clients, where they wait to be “read”, or consumed by consumer clients.
Naturally a system that is client to ActiveMQ can be both producer and consumer, and more than one systems can subscribe to a queue or topic, thus enabling flexible communication between these client systems. Many different platforms and protocols can be used to connect to ActiveMQ, increasing it’s usefulness even more.
In this tutorial we will install Apache ActiveMQ on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 from tarball, add the systemd unit files for ease of use, and access the admin page of our new service to create a queue.
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OTRS is an open source service management solution used by many companies around the world. It’s extensibility and ability to integrate with other systems no doubt add to it’s popularity. Written in perl, this software will run on mostly anything, and it’s low requirement on resources makes it ideal even for a small business to start ticketing, or standardize their internal processes.
In this tutorial we will install OTRS on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8. Keep in mind that the steps described below are only apply to version 6.0.14, Community Edition. For example, version 6.0.15 will not work when the below steps are performed on the same environment.
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Compass is an open-source CSS authoring framework that can compile .css stylesheet files from .sass files as they are written, thus making the life of a web designer easier. In this tutorial we will install Compass on RHEL 8 / CentOS 8, with all of it’s dependencies.
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Apache Spark is a distributed computing system. It consists of a master and one or more slaves, where the master distributes the work among the slaves, thus giving the ability to use our many computers to work on one task. One could guess that this is indeed a powerful tool where tasks need large computations to complete, but can be split into smaller chunks of steps that can be pushed to the slaves to work on. Once our cluster is up and running, we can write programs to run on it in Python, Java, and Scala.
In this tutorial we will work on a single machine running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, and will install the Spark master and slave to the same machine, but keep in mind that the steps describing the slave setup can be applied to any number of computers, thus creating a real cluster that can process heavy workloads. We’ll also add the necessary unit files for management, and run a simple example against the cluster shipped with the distributed package to ensure our system is operational.
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