Linux – Mauro Morales

Installing Tumbleweed on the Dell XPS 13

May 2, 2016Software DevelopmentLinux, openSUSENo Comments

This post will show you how install openSUSE’s rolling release, Tumbleweed, on the Dell XPS 13 9350 FHD. Update 2016–06–30: Bios 1.4.4 is out. Update 2016–06–22: The kernel flag is not needed anymore since kernel 4.6 which was introduced around Tumbleweed version 20160612. Update...

Running Multiple Redis Instances

April 25, 2016Software DevelopmentLinux, openSUSE, Redis, SystemdNo Comments

This article will teach you how to run one or more Redis instances on a Linux server using systemd to spawn copies of a service. Installing Redis The easiest way to install Redis in Linux is with your distributions package manager. Here is how...

Test Drive Machinery Using a Docker Container

September 10, 2015Software DevelopmentDocker, Linux, MachineryNo Comments

In my last post I shared how to install Machinery. The process assumes that you are running openSUSE 13.2 but this of course might not be the case. You might be running a different Linux distro or even another OS. That’s were Docker comes...

Installing Machinery

August 11, 2015Software DevelopmentLinux, Machinery, openSUSENo Comments

For the past three months I’ve been working on a really cool tool called Machinery and I’d like to share some of the neat things you can do with it. In this first post I’ll show you how to install Machinery on openSUSE 13.2....

Run openSUSE 13.2 in Linode

June 26, 2015Software DevelopmentLinode, Linux, openSUSE, VPSNo Comments

Linode is one of my favorite VPS providers out there. One of the reasons why I like them is because they make it extremely easy to run openSUSE. This post is a quick tutorial on how to get you started. The first time you...

Keeping SSH Sessions Alive

September 18, 2009Software DevelopmentLinux, ssh, tmuxNo Comments

A few days ago I left a procedure running on a HP-UX server through a connection in my Ubuntu laptop. The idea of having this servers is that you can go home, have some sleep and it will be working for you through the...

Installing Oracle SQL Developer in Ubuntu 9.04

August 14, 2009Software DevelopmentLinux, Oracle, SQL, UbuntuNo Comments

One of the mayor reasons why I still use my Windows box is because I haven't found a substitute for TOAD. I know I could make it work some how using wine but I just didn’t feel like it. Since Oracle is so Linux...