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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Aug 02, 2023
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This tutorial shows how to install a Debian 12 - Bookworm - minimal server in detail with many screenshots. The purpose of this guide is to provide a minimal setup that can be used as the basis for our other Debian 12 tutorials here at howtoforge.com.
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This article aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to utilize Linux networking commands proficiently. By the end of this article, you will have a comprehensive understanding of Linux networking commands and how to leverage them effectively. Whether you are a Linux enthusiast, system administrator, or network engineer.
=> ↺ Steam, Linux, how to scale UI on large (2K, 4K) displays
As you well know, I really liked Steam. I also like Linux. I also like to try to use Steam on Linux as much as possible. About two years back, I started my de-Windowsification process, as I realized there's no future in playing the cat-and-idiot game with Windows 11, online account nonsense, ads and such. But to be able to migrate away, Steam must pop pop pop on Linux. Super green, it must be.
The journey is going mega-good, but recently I encountered a wee problem. I got myself a new laptop, one Slimbook Executive, and it has a 3K display - 2880x1800px, stretched over just 14 inches. With 1:1 pixel resolution, anything rendered on the screen is too tiny, Steam UI included. Indeed, Steam does not seem to obey my Kubuntu Plasma 1.75x scaling factor, and no toggle in the Settings menu seems to help. Now, let me show you how you can make Steam actually obey your desktop scaling. This will make the interface bigger and more usable on small-size large-resolution displays. After me.
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=> ↺ Proxmox Series #3: Creating Containers in Proxmox
In the earlier chapters of the Proxmox series, you learned to install Proxmox and create new virtual machines in it.
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