How to install Drift on Ubuntu: AI video editor
Install Drift on Ubuntu through Flatpak or AppImage, configure Whisper subtitles, GPU acceleration, and MCP automation.
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5 popular and easy-to-install editors on Ubuntu
Editing video on Ubuntu does not require hunting down an abandoned package or settling for an old version from the distribution repository. With Flatpak and Flathub, you can install current editors for full productions, quick cuts, and even videos with 3D animation in just a few commands. This selection brings together five popular options with packages on Flathub … Read more
Engram: persistent memory for agents on Linux
One Go binary, one SQLite database, the same brain for Claude, Codex, and Grok. How to install Engram on Linux, connect it to agents, set the project name correctly, and start the daemon at boot.
Mastering systemd: essential commands
Like it or not, systemd is the init system of virtually every current distribution — Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, openSUSE. Mastering half a dozen commands handles 90% of everyday service management. Here are the essentials, straight to the point. Managing services systemctl status nginx # status, PID, last log lines sudo systemctl … Read more
AI assistants on the Linux terminal
The current generation of AI assistants has moved out of the browser and into the terminal — where sysadmins and developers actually work. They read files, explain errors, write scripts, and execute commands with your approval. This post is the updated September 2026 guide: what exists, how to install each one, and … Read more
Installing Golang on Linux
Go began at Google in 2007 (Pike, Thompson, Griesemer) and became open source in 2009 — we tell that story in The History of the Go Language. Fast compilation, one binary, concurrency with goroutines. Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform: Go. In 2019, this … Read more
IT jobs on the rise and in decline in Brazil
You cannot say the information technology job market is doing well in 2017, but there is no denying it was one of the sectors least affected by the crisis. That is because, in difficult times, the field … Read more
Free Docker Course
There is no excuse left for not learning Docker. If you cannot learn Docker with Jeferson, you will not learn it with anyone — he really knows his stuff! Recently, Jeferson from LinuxTips posted a video on his channel announcing … Read more
Using the dd command on Linux
dd copies data block by block without interpreting what it copies. That is what allows it to write an ISO to a USB drive, clone an entire disk, or save the boot sector — and it is exactly what … Read more
Using the wget command on Linux
wget downloads files from the terminal and — the feature that made it irreplaceable — resumes interrupted downloads. Anyone who has lost a 2 GB ISO near the end of the progress bar on a poor connection knows why that matters. It continues … Read more