How to install Electrum Bitcoin wallet on Debian/Ubuntu Linux

How to install Electrum Bitcoin wallet on Debian/Ubuntu Linux

Electrum is a wallet for Bitcoin cryptocurrency. It has been around since 2011 and has remained a popular choice among users thanks to its advantages like being free, decentralized, redundant, and safe. It is possible to get started with using the Electrum Bitcoin wallet on Linux by installing it on distributions like Debian Linux and Ubuntu Linux. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install Electrum wallet on Debian/Ubuntu, and verify the download to make sure all is safe.

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How to install BitPay Wallet on Debian/Ubuntu Linux

How to install BitPay Wallet on Debian/Ubuntu Linux

BitPay wallet is a popular choice among cryptocurrency users because it supports a wide variety of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a slew of others. The wallet also provides services to merchants in order to accept online payments. In this tutorial, we will go over the steps to install BitPay wallet on Debian Linux and Ubuntu Linux. Follow along below to get started with storing your cryptocurrency inside BitPay on Linux.

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How to make a bootable USB from an ISO in Linux

How to make a bootable USB from an ISO in Linux

The purpose of this tutorial is to make a bootable USB drive from an ISO file. USB drives have recently overtaken CDs and DVDs as the primary media of physically distributed software. It is now a common task for system administrators and normal users to install operating systems and software via USB. When you download a Linux distro, chances are that it will come as an ISO file and you will need to burn it to USB in order to install Linux on a computer. This allows you to boot directly into the Linux installer. Similarly, we can also put other software on the USB drive, assuming that the installer is distributed as an ISO file.

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How to install GCC the C compiler on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish Linux

How to install GCC the C compiler on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish Linux

GCC (GNU Compiler Collection) is a compiler system developed to support various programming languages. It is a standard compiler used in most projects related to GNU and Linux, for example, the Linux kernel. The objective of this tutorial is to install GCC, the C compiler, on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish. Installation of GCC can be achieved by using the apt install command as you will see below.

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How to network boot Raspberry Pi

How to network boot Raspberry Pi

Using network boot on the Raspberry Pi allows you to install the operating system (Raspberry Pi OS) onto the device with nothing more than an internet connection. Contrast this to the typical way of getting an OS onto the device by using a separate PC and the Raspberry Pi imager tool. With network boot, the operating system can be downloaded online and installed onto a blank SD card that is inserted into the Raspberry Pi right before the installation process.

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How to install Brew on Linux

How to install Yum on Linux

Yum is a package manager for Linux systems that rose to prominence for being the default package management system for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its derivative distributions for many years. It has since been replaced by dnf package manager, which is a fork of yum that has been developed to be faster, more efficient, and have better documentation. Modern Linux distros only use yum as a compatibility layer for dnf, in order to accomodate legacy Bash scripts and old commands.

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Installing and using the ifconfig command on Debian

How to install missing ifconfig command on Linux

Most of us longtime Linux users have the ifconfig command seared into our brain, after years of repetitive use. It comes as a shock to some when they type the command and are met with an error message (ifconfig command not found). Indeed, the command has become deprecated, but it’s still possible to install the ifconfig command. The newer alternative is the ip command, which has new functions but also a different syntax that takes some getting used to.

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How to change from default to alternative Python version on Debian Linux

How to change from default to alternative Python version on Debian Linux

Your Debian Linux installation may include multiple Python versions and thus also include multiple Python binary executables, and it’s possible to change the python version that the system is using. In this tutorial, you will see how to install multiple versions of python, and change the python version on Debian using the update-alternatives python command. This will allow you to run various Python programs including legacy scripts. Check the sections below to learn how.

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Google Chrome installed and running on a Linux system

Google Chrome for Linux: Download and Installation

Google Chrome is a very popular, yet closed source web browser. This makes it a little tricky to install on a Linux system, as it’s pretty much never included by default on any distro, and usually not available for installation from official repositories. Contrast this to Mozilla Firefox, which is open source and ubiquitous across the most popular Linux distros.

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Hello world in Rust on Linux

Hello world in Rust on Linux

The Rust programming language first appeared in 2015 and has rapidly risen in popularity over the years. As of late 2022, it has become officially supported in the development of the Linux kernel, alongside long time staples C and assembly. It is a general purpose language that can be suitable for many types of projects, with advantages like performance and memory safety.

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