Education and Technology with a focus on Free Software.
#gnulinux #freesoftware #wordpress As always, check the most recent tutorial on the wiki. This tutorial is for setting up a self-hosted WordPress instance on Debian GNU/Linux. This tutorial assumes you already have a LAMP stack with active TLS. If not, you should read the Apache Survival tutorial first. Once you do that, begin with some…
#freesoftware #gnulinux #mysql … As always, view the wiki for the most current version. [Update: The context for this tutorial should be explained. I had this tutorial on my site for over a year, and it used to be one line long. It said, execute this command sudo mysql -u root -h localhost -p <…
#hacking #freesoftware #gnulinux – as always check the wiki for the latest tutorial This tutorial is a bit simpler than the last one. I finally got tired of my email triggering recipients SPAM filters, and worse, I was sometimes flagged by other tech colleagues’ services because of my domains lacking these records. After a bit…
[UPDATE: Please use the Wiki post for this tutorial only as the images for this entry were lost (rather too tedious to relink)] First off, a big thanks to jason an geoff for helping me get this banged out – it was painful and tiring, but I got it working – and even better, I…
Fellow educators, free software hackers, and other community members, I have begun the #LiDA103 course and I am posting this new feed to see if syndication is working and to “declare myself.” Here goes! I am a math teacher at SF Community College, do contract work as an IT Consultant at Schaefer IT Consulting under…
How I found the OERu and a bit about why it matters … Today’s educational landscape is adopting technological innovations at every level. There is little discussion, however, about how we incorporate these tools into the educational microsystem, and less about which ones to use and why. As a result, districts, colleges, etc., are offering…
As always, please refer to the wiki for the latest version of this tutorial: rstudio. This tutorial is to set up rstudio on Debian. First, download and install the package: cd ~ sudo apt install r-base sudo apt install gdebi wget https://download2.rstudio.org/server/debian9/x86_64/rstudio-server-1.2.1335-amd64.deb sudo gdebi rstudio-server-1.2.1335-amd64.deb Make sure you already have an existing LAMP stack running…