Debian 9.5 Stretch is the latest release, at the time of writing this post. It is a tried and tested method, but I highly recommend taking snapshots and backup of your data, before proceeding with these sets of instructions.
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Brackets on Debian/Ubuntu…
[](http://brackets.io/) Adobe Brackets (once known as Edge) is an Open-Source cross-platform source/text editor for Web development written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Brackets is free and licensed under the MIT License and maintained on GitHub. Currently, Brackets has yet to achieve version 1.0. It gets updates roughly twice a month. Brackets, at the time, is under […]
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Node.js installation for Raspberry Pi…
Node.js is a brilliant platform for creating network applications. It is mainly known for its non-blocking I/O and event driven system. In simple terms, Node.js can easily handle a large number of requests while simultaneously consuming lesser server memory. These are the attributes one should be looking for in a low power server like, you […]
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Kernel 3.12 – A must upgrade to your Linux kernel…
Linux Kernel 3.12 has been released recently and is a stable kernel, meaning it is utterly safe to upgrade to. Kernel 3.12 comes with far more than simple bug fixes. It is pretty much comes with features that will revamp your system performance-wise from the ground up.
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Kernel 3.10.1 – Update your Linux kernel…
Linux Kernel 3.10 stable has been made available not more than a month ago and it has already reached it’s first update stage. Kernel 3.10 series has seen a bit of issues recently with its 3.10.2 release that supposedly interfered with a few previously-proper working nVIDIA graphics cards.