Nick Congleton 
With the arrival of Kodi 18 Leia also came the ability to access DRM restricted content from servies like Netflix. As of now, the Netflix add-on isn’t in the official Kodi repositories, but it’s easy enough to install and set up on Debian and Ubuntu, and that includes installations on the Raspberry Pi.
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If you already have a Nextcloud server in place, you’re going to need to set up your client devices to connect to it. Setting up the Nextcloud client on Debian is very simple, and so is setting up your folders to sync.
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LEMP is an excellent alternative to traditional LAMP servers. Nginx is lighter weight and faster than Apache in some situations. It can also be configured to do other useful things, like serve as a reverse proxy. Just like with LAMP, Debian is an excellent platform for LEMP servers. Everything you need is available in the Debian repositories, so it’s simple to get started.
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Not all Debian systems have a GUI, and even though using WiFi on a server isn’t common, there are plenty of instances where you’re using WiFi with a headless setup, like on a Raspberry Pi. It’s not difficult to connect using only the tools provided out of the box in Debian.
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Whether you’re setting up Nextcloud on a home server or making it accessible online through a VPS, Debian makes an excellent platform. You can even host it on a Raspberry Pi. This guide will get you started with a basic setup.
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UFW is very simple to use and configure. It’s available right in the Debian repositories, and it integrates well into a Debian system. The simplified controls and ability to easily start and stop your firewall make in an excellent option for desktops and small servers.
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If you plan on doing any sort of Ruby development, RVM is a must. Even though Debian does have its own Ruby packages, they’re bound to Debian’s release schedules, making them an inflexible option for your projects. RVM is simple to get set up, and it allows a much greater decree of flexibility, no matter what sort of projects you’re working on.
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There are two very simple ways to create a Python virtual environment on Debian 10. They’re very similar and offer nearly the same benefits. As an added bonus, you won’t need to install anything outside of the default Debian repositories to use them.
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Debian is one of the best Linux server distributions, and LAMP is one of the most common ways to host a website. Together, they make a perfect match. It’s very simple to get LAMP up and running on Debian 10 using packages right out of the default repositories.
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Samba allows you to share your files over a local network to computers running any operating system. Samba also makes it simple to control access to these shares using a single configuration file. On Debian, that configuration is mostly set up for you, making configuring a Samba server on Debian a smooth experience.
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There are two basic ways to set up a static IP address on Debian 10. The simplest for desktops is through NetworkManager’s graphical interface. For servers or systems without NetworkManager, you can use a configuration file too.
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The Android development tools, ADB(Android Debug Tool) and Fastboot, allow you unprecedented access to your Android device. These tools are essential for developers, and they make it possible to root and flash custom ROMs. Since Google uses Debian, installing them is very simple.
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