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Microsoft Is Now A Linux Company

We start out the show talking about a lot of news coming out of the Microsoft camp. We talk about consumer reports and the Microsoft Surface. We talk about Netflix news and David Letterman returning to late night on Netflix. Google has a new messenger...

August 11, 2017 admin Podcast Comments Off

Growing A Linux Beard And Mullet

Growing A Linux Beard And Mullet This week we get Brandon’s views on how to drink coffee and his movie choices from the super bowl. We talk about Linux and BSD. We get an update on Brandon’s beard situation and growing a Linux Mullet. We talk about Dell...

February 10, 2017 admin Podcast Comments Off

Best VPN For Linux Ubuntu & Fedora

Security issues on the internet can arise from many different sides. Though we often believe that viruses and other forms of malware are greatest threats that World Wide Web has to offer, situation is actually a lot more complicated than that. Our security is also...

October 20, 2016 admin Linux Comments Off

AMA Ask Me Anything Reddit Style

AMA Ask Me Anything Reddit Style Today on the podcast we have kind of an AMA Ask Me Anything Reddit Style Podcast. We me fielding your questions that you e-mailed and tweeted into me over last few weeks. Join Me Today As I Answer Your Questions…...

March 4, 2016 admin Podcast Comments Off

Don’t Drink And Root

Only Linux Geeks Will Get This Don’t Drink And Root Joke

June 18, 2015 admin Geek Comments Off

How To Install The Asterisk Web-Based GUI

Step-By-Step On How to Install Asterisk GUI This should work in any RPM linux based system (Red Hat, CentOS, Federa, exc) Download the latest version source files using svn. (yum install subversion) cd /usr/src svn checkout http://svn.digium.com/svn/asterisk-gui/branches/2.0 asterisk-gui cd asterisk-gui ./configure make make install I...

July 16, 2014 admin Linux Comments Off

Asterisk 11 Installation on CentOS 6

1. CentOS Updates Update your CentOS 6 Server for any possible unimplemented updates. yum update -y 2. Disabling SELinux You can use any text editor (VIM etc) to commit this change. Go to /etc/selinux/config and change SELINUX=enforcing to SELINUX=disabled This can also be done...

June 18, 2014 admin Linux Comments Off

Network Bandwidth Linux Commands

The best platform that you can use for network performance monitoring is Linux. Why? The biggest reason to use Linux is because of its open source nature. Over the years, programmers have developed a lot of useful commands that can be used on any kind...

May 22, 2014 admin Linux Comments Off

RootCheck A Trojan And Rootkit Detector For Linux

RootCheck is an Open Source software that scans all the system looking for possible problems (RootKit Detection), system auditing and policy monitoring parts of OSSEC. The result of the scan can be sent to an e-mail and you can choose between the html or text...

October 31, 2013 admin Linux Comments Off

Conky System Monitor For Linux and BSD

Conky is highly configurable and is able to monitor many system variables including the status of the CPU, memory, swap space, disk storage, temperatures, processes, network interfaces, battery power, system messages, e-mail inboxes, Linux updates, many popular music players, and much more. Conky has gained...

August 30, 2013 admin Linux Comments Off