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Microsoft Remote Desktop (also known as Remote Desktop Services or RDS) is a technology developed by Microsoft that allows users to connect to a remote computer or server using a remote desktop.

Nano Linux (usually referred to simply as Nano) is a small Linux distribution that is being developed with the goal of being very fast and lightweight. It can be used for both personal computers and servers, it is not related to the Nano Linux

Grub is an operating system boot loader used in many distributions of Linux and other UNIX-based operating systems. GRUB is designed to load operating systems at computer startup. It allows you to select the operating system or Linux kernel to boot,

The 7z archive format, although less common than Zip, is popular due to its high compression efficiency. This format uses the advanced LZMA2 algorithm, which provides file size reduction without data loss. This article will show you how to unpack

In the last article we talked about how to properly install the Mozilla Firefox browser on a computer running Ubuntu from the official website. Continuing this topic, it is worth touching upon the issue of uninstalling the application from the OS.

Measuring network speed on Linux is an important task for optimizing server performance and diagnosing connectivity problems. This article presents simple and effective methods to check network speed, suitable for both VDS and dedicated servers. You

Configuring OpenVPN Server via WebMin on Ubuntu 22.04 is an easy way to ensure the security and stability of your connection. With WebMin, you can manage the server through a user-friendly web interface, simplifying the OpenVPN configuration

Deleting a user may be necessary if it is no longer needed. It may also be necessary when reallocating resources or when changing user access rights.

To change file access rights in Linux, the chmod (change mode) command is used. It allows you to change read, write, and execute permissions for the owner, group, and other users.

404 Not Found is an error that occurs when trying to access a web page or resource that is not found on the server. Nginx is a web server and proxy server that can be used to serve websites. 404 Not Found Nginx means that the requested page or