Manually spinning up VMs in Proxmox gets old fast. In this video, I’m using Kestra (an open-source workflow automation platform) to automatically clone a VM template and start it, all without touching the Proxmox UI! You’ll see the process of buiding the workflow, setting up the Proxmox API – and more! In this step-by-step video, you’ll be able to build this for yourself.
Thanks to Kestra for supporting this tutorial! You can self-host it and use it to automate entire workflows , so check it out!
Thinking about gaming on Linux but not sure where to start? In this video, I walk through the entire Linux gaming landscape — from choosing the right GPU, to picking a gaming-friendly distro, to running your games through Steam, Proton, Lutris, GOG, and CrossOver. This isn’t a deep tutorial on any one tool — it’s a practical overview and set of tips to help you navigate Linux gaming with confidence, whether you’re switching over or just curious.
Looking for a modern Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solution that’s easier to deploy, scale, and manage? In this video, I’ll show you how to set up Kasm Workspaces with Proxmox VE and take advantage of Kasm’s powerful autoscaling capabilities to automatically provision virtual machines on demand.
We’ll begin by exploring what Kasm is, how it differs from traditional VDI solutions, and why organizations are increasingly turning to containerized and browser-based workspaces for remote access, development environments, application delivery, and secure desktop access. I’ll also explain the fundamentals of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and discuss the benefits Kasm can bring to enterprise IT environments.
From there, we’ll walk through the Kasm platform, launch several example workspaces, and then dive into the process of implementing autoscaling with Proxmox VE. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll understand how Kasm can automatically create and manage virtual machines when users request new workspaces, making it possible to build a highly scalable self-hosted VDI platform.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install Docker on Linux from scratch. Whether you’re new to Docker or just getting it set up on a new system, this step-by-step guide walks you through everything you need to get up and running.
Installing Arch Linux doesn’t have to be difficult! In this step-by-step tutorial, Jay from LearnLinuxTV guides you through two reliable methods to install Arch Linux in 2025. First, you’ll see how to use the Archinstall script—a user-friendly option perfect for beginners. Then, for advanced users who prefer full control, Jay demonstrates the manual Arch Linux installation process from start to finish. Whether you’re new to Arch or want to master the classic method, this video has you covered.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install Fedora Workstation 44 from scratch — including how to create bootable USB media with Fedora Media Writer, how to test Fedora in Live Mode before committing to the install, and how to install and update software. This step-by-step guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get Fedora 44 up and running on your PC.
In this video, I’ll show you how to install Ubuntu 26.04 LTS from scratch — covering everything from downloading the ISO and creating a bootable USB drive with USBimager, to walking through the Ubuntu 26.04 installer step by step and installing updates after setup is complete. Whether you’re installing Ubuntu for the first time or migrating to the latest LTS release, this guide has you covered.
lnav is a powerful, feature-rich log file viewer for Linux that makes analyzing, searching, and filtering log files far easier than traditional tools like tail and grep. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install lnav, navigate its interface, search and filter log files, view multiple logs at once, and tail live log files in real time — all from the command line.
Whether you’re a Linux sysadmin troubleshooting a production server, a homelab enthusiast digging through system logs, or a Linux user who wants a smarter way to read log files, lnav is a tool worth adding to your workflow.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to use Warehouse — a powerful graphical tool for managing Flatpak applications on Linux. Warehouse gives you full control over your Flatpak apps, including the ability to manage user data, create snapshots, and restore previous states — all from a clean, easy-to-use interface.
Whether you’re new to Flatpak or a seasoned Linux user looking for a better way to manage your apps, this video covers everything you need to get started with Warehouse on any Linux distribution that supports Flatpak and Flathub.
New to Raspberry Pi? This beginner’s guide covers everything you need to know to get up and running — from choosing the right model to installing Raspberry Pi OS and taking your first look around the desktop.
