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Perhaps you have a new install of Ubuntu, and you are about to install docker or any other Linux packages. The first step is to update the application repositories using the sudo apt update command. There is a very small possibility that you will get the error below if you are using a fresh install of the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver). This error simply means that Linux is unable to connect to the official repository likely due to a DNS configuration or a network issue. Here we try to help you resolve the DNS issue. To resolve this, you must specify a DNS in your network settings. Well, there is one popular DNS that works well: Google's DNS. Follow through, please. STEP 1: Go to the settings page of Linux (Ubuntu) STEP 2: This should reveal a plethora of options. On the left pane, simply scroll down and click Network as shown below. This reveals your different network connections, for me, “enp0s3” is the adapter connecter to the internet. So, I must configure DNS for “enp0s3”. ...

 Yup! You have your Linux server or desktop installed, you have been enjoying this setup and suddenly you need to know how many network adapters are installed. You probably also want to know which of these adapters is connected to the internet, please follow through. First, you should run the command below on the terminal ip addr TL; DR: T here are 2 network adapters here,  “enp0s3” is my internet network adapter because it has an IP address from my internet gateway/router/MiFi. The IP address pattern gives this information.it begins with 192.x.x.x. Also "epn0s8" is the local network adapter which allows connections within an ethernet,  This output is quite verbose. Let’s dissect it in a bit. Firstly, we can observe items 1, 2 and 3. It is worth mentioning that item 1 is not an adapter, it is synonymous with the local network. Item 1 is labelled as “lo:”, this means that details in this section have to do with your localhost. Internal network setting of your system. This ...

Introduction I recently switched to Ubuntu Desktop. Everything was simple and straight forward until i needed to run multiple Laravel projects on my LAMP stack. For the records, I will also demonstrate how i installed a stable LAMP setup. If you are only interested in configuring multiple Host on Apache, you can click here to skip the story. Installing the LAMP Stack LAMP simply means Linux,Apache,MySql,PHP. I tried so many methods but the command below made life easier for the living . sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ The command above installed all i needed without any issue. I already configured Mysql from previous installation. All data and configurations of MySql from previous installation remained intact. I installed the laravel installer and initialized a new Laravel project in the Apache directory. cd /var/www/html At first i was comfortable with using  php artisan ser Later i decided i was not convenient with the 127...:8080, in windows i had laragon to create vanit...