How to use Zoom video conferencing on Chromebook

Ever since 2020, Zoom has become a hugely important program. Unfortunately, there’s no native release of Zoom for Chrome OS. However, there’s a Linux Zoom app you can get running on your Chromebook easily. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get Zoom working on your Chromebook. Before we begin While not required, it […] The post How to use Zoom video...

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Configure NFS on a Linux server with Cockpit

Cockpit comes from RedHat and is a web front-end for Linux server administration. It works on all RedHat-compatible Linux operating systems, as well as others like Debian, Ubuntu, etc. One of Cockpit’s best features is its effortless storage UI. With it, users can manage disks, RAIDs, partitions, and even networking filesystems. In this guide, we’ll...

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Create VMs on Ubuntu server with Cockpit

Cockpit is an easy-to-use, web-based system for Linux distributions. It enables simple administration, allowing users to do everything from managing disks to creating and deploying KVM virtual machines from a web browser. Here’s how you can use Cockpit to create virtual machines on your Ubuntu server. How to install Cockpit on Ubuntu To install Cockpit...

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How to host a NextCloud sync server on Windows Server

NextCloud is an excellent self-hosted syncing tool. Trouble is, it only runs on Linux, so if you don’t have a Linux server, you won’t be able to deploy it without virtualization or containerization. Thankfully, the NextCloud project makes an “all in one” virtual machine you can download and deploy on any OS, including Windows Server. […] The post...

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How to install Visual Studio Code on a Chromebook

Visual Studio Code is an extremely popular code editor tool developed by Microsoft. Many people use it for programming. Many people don’t know it, but it is possible to use Visual Studio Code on your Chromebook. Here’s how to get it working on your system. Enable Linux support on Chrome OS Linux support must be […] The post How to install Visual Studio...

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How to check hard drive health in Windows Server

Have a noisy hard drive or two in your Windows Server? Experiencing less performance on your drives than usual? If so, you’ll want to check your hard drive health. In this guide, we’ll show you how you can check hard drive health in Windows Server with various tools like Disk Management, PowerShell, etc. How to […] The post How to check hard drive...

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How to schedule restarts and shutdowns on Linux

Ever wanted to schedule when your Linux PC turns off? With the Time Switch app, you can. It allows you to schedule when your Linux system powers off when it reboots or even suspends. Here’s how to get it working on your system. How to install Time Switch on Linux Before you use the Time […] The post How to schedule restarts and shutdowns on Linux...

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How to create a storage pool in Windows Server

Need to create a disk storage pool on your Windows Server system but unsure about how to do it? We can help! Follow along as we go over how to create a disk storage pool on Windows Server. How to initialize physical disks Before you can use your physical hard disks connected to Windows Server […] The post How to create a storage pool in Windows Server...

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How to install VirtualBox 7.0 on Debian

VirtualBox is an excellent hypervisor and virtualization tool for Debian and other Linux OSes. However, it doesn’t come in the official software sources for users to install. In this guide, we’ll show you how to quickly set up VirtualBox 7.0 on Debian. How to install VirtualBox 7.0 via the downloadable DEB package on Debian Due […] The post How to...

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How to add and delete users in Windows Server

Do you need to add a new user to your Windows Server? Or are you looking to delete an existing one? Don’t know how to do either of these things? We can help! Follow along as we show you how to add and delete users in Windows Server. How to add a new standard user […] The post How to add and delete users in Windows Server appeared first on AddictiveTips.

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