Tag: linux

Using the Clipboard from the Linux Terminal

Copy and paste from the Linux terminal without a mouse. Master xclip, xsel, wl-copy, and integrate clipboard with tmux and SSH.

lsof: The Tool That Shows You Everything

Master lsof to find port conflicts, trace deleted files eating disk, and debug network connections.

CPU and I/O Priority with nice and ionice

Manage Linux process priority with nice (CPU) and ionice (I/O). Learn priority levels, renice running processes, and avoid tanking server performance.

Linux File Descriptor Limits: When 1024 Isn't Enough

File descriptors and why that 1024 limit kills your server. How to check, raise, and debug fd exhaustion.

The `at` Command: One-Time Scheduled Tasks in Linux

Schedule one-off Linux tasks with `at` instead of cron. Learn syntax, queue management, batch jobs, and when to use it for delayed reboots and reminders.

Why Your Docker Container Ignores Ctrl+C

PID 1 doesn't receive signals by default. Learn why Ctrl+C fails in containers and fix it with tini or exec form CMD.

Understanding and Optimizing Docker’s daemon.json File

daemon.json controls how the Docker daemon behaves — logging drivers, storage drivers, registry mirrors, and the options worth tuning.

Disabling Discord’s Activity Tracking

Discord tracks what you're running. Here's how to turn off activity status, game detection, and telemetry so your app habits stay private.

Optimize Ubuntu Logs: btmp Log Rotation

btmp logs failed logins and grows forever on internet-facing servers. Set up logrotate to keep it under control before your disk fills up.

Navigating the Storm: Analysis of Intel’s 13th and 14th Gen CPU Instability Issues

Intel 13th and 14th gen CPUs have a documented instability problem. Here's what's happening, who's affected, and what Intel is doing about it.

Finding the PID of a Process Using a Specific Port in Linux

Something's squatting on port 8080 and you need to know what. ss, netstat, and lsof one-liners to find the PID behind a port fast.

Understanding Grep: A Comprehensive Guide

grep is more powerful than you think — regex patterns, context flags, recursive search, and piping tricks that save hours of log digging.