Tag: Linux Mint

How to install Python as a CGI module in Apache on Linux

Posted by Alex On May 21, 2023

Table of contents 1. How to run a Python script on a web server 2. How to set up Python as a CGI module in Apache on Debian (Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Kali Linux) 2.1 Setting up Python CGI for a single directory 2.2 Setting up Python CGI for the entire web server 3. How to set up Python as a...

How to set up Python as a CGI module in Apache on Debian (Ubuntu, Linux Mint)

Posted by Alex On May 21, 2023

Setting up Python CGI for a single directory Run the command to enable the CGI module: sudo a2enmod cgi Restart the web server for the changes to take effect: sudo systemctl restart apache2 Create file /usr/lib/cgi-bin/test.py: sudo gedit /usr/lib/cgi-bin/test.py Copy the following content to this file: #!/usr/bin/python3 print ("Content-type: text/html") print ("") print ("") print ("<html><head>") print ("") print ("</head><body>")...

How to translate Linux with Cinnamon into my language

Posted by Alex On April 10, 2023

Where to download translations for Cinnamon When using Linux with the Cinnamon desktop, you may have noticed that the labels in the OS are very poorly translated into other languages – almost everything is in English, even if you selected a different Linux language during installation. Although Cinnamon is indeed not fully translated into some languages, the Cinnamon desktop has...

How to run multiple instances of an application from the Panel in Cinnamon

Posted by Alex On April 10, 2023

Why can't an app pinned to the Panel be launched multiple times? You can add any application to the Panel by dragging it from the list of applications that opens with the “Menu” (“Start”) button. You can also pin the application icon to the Panel by right-clicking on the open application icon and selecting the “Pin to Panel” option from...

How to increase the size of the partition and file system after increasing the physical size of the disk

Posted by Alex On March 23, 2023

Disk partition size and file system size In Linux, a disk can be used entirely by one partition or be divided into several partitions (similar to volumes in Windows). Usually, at the stage of installing the operating system, disk partitioning is done: disk partitions are created, and then these partitions are formatted into one or another file system. In this...

How to update the GRUB bootloader on Debian and derivative distributions (Kali Linux, Ubuntu, Linux Mint)

Posted by Alex On February 17, 2023

The GRUB operating system loader is installed and updated on Linux like any other software package. But the peculiarity of the bootloader is that even after updating the package, the actual working files of the bootloader, which are located on the partition mounted along the /boot/grub/ path, are not automatically updated. That is, when new versions of GRUB are released,...

How to increase the swap partition in Linux Mint and Ubuntu. How to create a Swap file in Linux

Posted by Alex On July 2, 2022

In this article, using Linux Mint and Ubuntu as an example, we will learn how to view information on the swap partition, create a swap file, and also increase the space available for swap. The swap file is a specific place on permanent storage (for example, on a hard disk), where data that does not fit in RAM is temporarily...

How to connect a TV to a computer in Linux in Cinnamon (Linux Mint, LMDE)

Posted by Alex On June 23, 2022

Is it possible to connect a TV or a second monitor to a computer in Linux This post will show you how to connect a TV or a second monitor to a Linux computer with the Cinnamon desktop environment. It will also talk about the available settings and solutions to typical problems that arise when connecting a TV to a...

LMDE 5 beta loaded on mirrors

Posted by Alex On February 28, 2022

Download links for LMDE 5 Beta: x64 x86 If the links do not open, then go to http://ftp.crifo.org/mint-cd/testing/ and select the version you need. The LMDE project is ongoing. LMDE stands for Linux Mint Debian Edition and is about creating a distribution that is almost identical to Linux Mint but based on Debian and not Ubuntu. This is an interesting...
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