#LTMLinuxTips – Day 10

🎛️ Display hardware info (CPU, RAM, etc.)

inxi -F

A powerful, human-readable system overview.

📦 Install it with:
Debian/Ubuntu: sudo apt install inxi
Fedora: sudo dnf install inxi
Arch: sudo pacman -S inxi

#Linux #SystemInfo #CLI #OpenSource

#LTMLinuxTips - Day 9

⏱️ Show how long your system has been running

uptime -p

🛌 Maybe it's time to let your system catch some Zzzs

#Linux #OpenSource #CLI #Terminal

Ditching Disqus: Why I Chose wpDiscuz for My Linux Blog

After migrating my website from Blogger, I initially tried using WordPress’s native comment system, but I simply couldn’t stick with it—it lacks features and offers a limited experience. I considered Disqus’s paid plan, but after reviewing how it handles user data, I decided to seriously look for open source alternatives. That’s what led me to wpDiscuz.

https://www.linuxtechmore.com/why-i-ditched-disqus-for-wpdiscuz

#OpenSource #Privacy #Disqus #wpDiscuz #WordPress

#LTMLinuxTips - Day 8

🌐 Test DNS resolution from terminal:

dig example.com

Great for troubleshooting domain issues.

#Linux #Networking #OpenSource #CommandLine

#LTMLinuxTips - Day 7

📆 Display calendar in terminal:

cal 2025

Quickly view monthly or yearly calendars without leaving the terminal.

#Linux #CLI #Productivity #OpenSource

Nitrux Hyprland Is Happening, Thanks to Plasma LTS’s End

As KDE Plasma LTS ends, Nitrux embraces Hyprland and drops NX Desktop. Discover what’s changing—and why Nitrux Hyprland is worth the excitement.

https://www.linuxtechmore.com/nitrux-hyprland-is-happening

#Nitrux #Hyprland #Linux #OpenSource

#LTMLinuxTips - Day 6

🔒 List active listening ports from terminal:

sudo lsof -i -P -n | grep LISTEN

Great for checking open ports and running services.

#Linux #OpenSource #CyberSecurity #Networking

#LTMLinuxTips - Day 5

🗺️ Check your public IP From terminal (with more detail):

curl -s https://ipinfo.io

Useful for remote access or VPN checks.

#LinuxNetworking #Privacy #Linux #OpenSource

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