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Gary Sims

Gary has been a technical writer, author and blogger since 2003. He is an expert in open source systems (including Linux), system administration, system security and networking protocols. He also knows several programming languages, as he was previously a software engineer for 10 years. He has a Bachelor of Science in business information systems from a UK University.

How to Build Go from Source on a Raspberry Pi

Since the Raspberry Pi can run Linux and FreeBSD, it can also use the Go language. See how you can build it from source and install Go on a Raspberry Pi.

PC Guides – Dec 16, 2013

How to Use Btrfs On Newly Installed Disks

Assuming you have an already running Linux system but you want to add some hard drives and use Btrfs, this is what you would need to do.

Linux – Dec 9, 2013

Understanding the Linux df And du Commands

It is possible to get disk usage information from the Linux desktops, but you can get much greater detail using the df and du commands in terminal.

Linux – Dec 2, 2013

Making eBooks using Calibre on Linux

Creating an ebook is not as difficult as you think. This tutorial shows you how to make ebook using Calibre on Linux. It should work in Mac and Windows too.

Linux – Nov 25, 2013

Understanding Pipes and Redirection For the Linux Command Line

Pipe and redirection are two very useful command line features that allow the output (or even input) of a program to be sent to a file or another program.

Linux – Nov 18, 2013

Using Wireshark on Ubuntu

Wireshark is a powerful network analyser which can be used to sniff the data on a network as well as analyze network issue. Learn how to use it in Ubuntu.

Linux – Nov 14, 2013

Writing Your First Concurrent Go Program on Ubuntu

Google’s Go programming language reached its official v1.0 status. Here is how you can write your first Go program in Ubuntu.

Linux – Nov 11, 2013

Writing Your First Lua Program on Linux

There are a multitude of programming languages out there but if you are looking to learn a new language, one that is easy to grasp, fast and open source is Lua.

Linux – Nov 7, 2013

How to Encrypt Files on Linux Using GPG, Ccrypt, Bcrypt and 7-Zip

Linux has several different command line tools that can encrypt and decrypt files using a password supplied by the user. Let’s take a detail look at some of them.

Linux – Oct 24, 2013

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