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Immich: A Private, Fast, and Modern Google Photos Alternative You Can Self-Host
If you want a self-hosted alternative of Google Photos, Immich is currently the most polished choice. It’s a self-hosted photo management tool with fast mobile backups, face & object search, albums and shared libraries, a slick web UI, and strong privacy by design.
How to Reboot Linux Now (Safely): systemctl reboot, shutdown -r now, and Force-Reboot Options
Whether you’re applying kernel updates, clearing a stuck device, or finishing a configuration change, a reboot is sometimes the cleanest fix. This guide shows beginner-friendly and safe ways to restart Linux immediately (“reboot now Linux”), plus how to force reboot if the system is unresponsive. We’ll cover desktops, servers, and remote machines over SSH.
Linux Navigation and File Management
Learning how to move around and manage files and folders in the Linux filesystem is one of the most important skills for working with any computer. On cloud servers, these tasks are usually done through the terminal using well-known Linux shells and standard commands. This guide will walk you through some of the essential skills needed to work with files and directories from the terminal.
Linux Essentials: Step-by-Step Guides
Learn the basics of the Linux terminal — what it is, how the shell and command prompt work, and how to run your first commands.
Mastering SSH Port Forwarding: Local, Remote, and Dynamic Modes
SSH port forwarding is a secure method for accessing remote services, bypassing firewalls, and protecting sensitive data over untrusted networks. This guide covers the three main types—local, remote, and dynamic—with setup steps, real-world use cases, troubleshooting tips, and examples to help you apply them effectively.