Welcome to the forum @gauravearn! 
Your extensive expertise in Bioinformatics and Data Science, paired with your proficiency in multiple programming languages, will greatly enrich our community.
We eagerly anticipate your contributions and insights, especially as you embark on your new journey in Germany.
Dive into discussions and share your knowledge! 
@hydn thank you and i am very happy and pleased to join them. I started looking into discussions and providing my input for the same.
alles gut,
Gaurav
Hello everyone !
I’m Emmanuel, french developper and network admin.
I’m happy to join.
Hi Emmanuel! Welcome to the community. Happy to have you with us.
I Am a Pensioner (Old Fella) and have been using Ubuntu Linux Mint for about 8 Months and presently using Kernel: 5.15.0-91-generic x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 11.4.0 Desktop: Cinnamon 5.8.4
tk: GTK 3.24.33 wm: muffin dm: LightDM Distro: Linux Mint 21.2 Victoria base: Ubuntu 22.04 jammy (This was copy and Pasted from system file)
My Laptop is as follws: Type: Laptop System: Dell product: Latitude E7470 v: N/A serial: Chassis:
type: 9 serial:
Mobo: Dell model: 0T6HHJ v: A00 serial: UEFI: Dell v: 1.36.3
date: 09/18/2022 (Copy/Pasted) again)
Use to use Windows 10 but it was to sterile and boring, heard about Linux, investigated and decided this my cup of Coffee! Nothing Sterile in Ubuntu OSs but the grey matter between my ears, ie , I am an old Rookie. I Have Popi, Makulu Linux, Zorin, Ubuntu, all on separate HDDs. I live in South Africa on the East Coast of a Province called Kwazulu Natal alongside the Indian Ocean watching the diverted shipping, presently the results from the crap in the Red sea. I Am looking for advice. I made a backup of my main OS onto a usb connected HDD. When I connect this HDD, my PC says it Cannot be mounted as I have no Admin authority, so how do I give myself Sudo command when I boot up or how do I boot up in sudo Sudo command. I have paged around but to no avail. I have checked out the Bios instructions, but no help there. Thanks in advance, by the way, I see the last entry on this page was 2022. Is this page still active?
Welcome to the forums! Awesome to learn more about you. Honored to have you join us.
Can you start a new thread for the backup advice. Just as this thread isn’t really for support so you may not get a response here.
Feel free to include screenshots.
Also for your setup you are welcome to share your neofetch or desktop screenshots in our wallpaper and desktop show off thread. I’m on mobile but will edit my post with the link later.
Hello Everybody, I’m NickNanoSun, you can call me Dr. Nick
( www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipLC2HSjlLc )
Old timer from the early days of TCP/IP while working at the Pentagon(PDP’s, LSI’s and VAX’s) for years.
Most memorable time there was being Escorted by armed guards while carrying a brief case with one Symmetric-Key into the SEC OF DEF office and do my thing, Just like the movies… ONLY I’M REAL !
I did 10+ years field service, 10+ years component level repair (When the average charge per per board was $10K for past DEC and Sequent corps, NOT Throw away like today), last 10+ years IT.
DEC = DigitalEquipmentCorporation, Aka= “Dig-it-al” who changed their name to Compaq then currently to HP.
Sequent Corp was bought by IBM.
I worked for Motorola, DEC, Verizon, and few more, I fired them all !(for real)
They say most delusional people often Identify with a character in a book/movie including me, for me it would be the movie “GOOD WILL HUNTING”, and like Will turned down a 3 letter agency job. Again that is Hollywood, but I’M REAL !
( www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH0bTpwQL7U )
Like in all the Good movies… The Crypto Guy saves the day !
Good morning!
Name is obviously Adam, stylized adam. Live in Texas
I am a Linux Cloud Engineer, have been dabbling in Linux since 2007
I’m not very good at it but I still love to learn more and more about the environment
Looking to start a homelab but so very confused as to what I need to do.
Hoping this community can help plan and deploy it with me 
Hey @hydn 
Welcome adam! I’m sure you saw the home lab blog post already yes?
First thing would be replacing ISP equipment if it sucks and a more capable router.
A post was merged into an existing topic: How to build a Home lab
Ok great. Yes, still relevant. The post is 3 or 4 years old but yes I updated it around 6 months ago.
I appreciate that Hayden!
Hi, I am Matthew Bryan
I am by trade a Computer Aided Drafting & Design Expert. I have been using AutoCAD based software since its Release as R14.
I’ve been interested in learning Linux and C++ for years now and decided to take the plunge.
-Also contemplating developing a Linux based CAD software.
I am a complete novice, so assistance is definitely welcome!
Welcome to the community. Awesome to have you join us. Have a look around and make yourself at home.
Hi, my name is Jordan and I’m quite a beginner. Apple Basic in the '80s, built my own PCs / OS on Laptops, XP to 10, Linux Mint, Macbooks, Attempts to make Pinephone (not pro) work on div. Distros… RPi 3B+.
My minimal knowledge of Linux command structure and modern programming (Python?) keeps me a bit blocked.
Looking forward to what I might learn here!
Grüße from Germany
Nice to meet you @farmerjem Honored to have you join our community. Check out some of our community participation threads:
Greetings, It’s me Halano using linux since 2020
actually using linux because it’s the only operating system I can trusted :
HI @Halano great to have you join us. Welcome!
Greetings fellow Linux enthusiasts,
Hey everyone, I’m thrilled to be part of this vibrant Linux community! I’m a 57-year-old from the beautiful state of Colorado, and my Linux journey officially kicked off last year. Why, you might ask? Well, I’m on a mission to become an ethical hacker. Despite having limited time to dive into the Linux world, I’ve made significant progress, and the learning experience has been nothing short of exhilarating.
Interestingly, my initial goals for mastering Linux have evolved. Inspired by the flexibility and power of Linux, I’ve found myself cultivating a business idea. It’s amazing how the open-source philosophy and the world of Linux can ignite entrepreneurial sparks. I’m here to share my experiences, seek guidance, and connect with like-minded individuals on this exciting Linux adventure.
Looking forward to engaging with all of you and contributing to the Linux community!
Cheers,
Bill (Warloxian)
Welcome Bill! @Warloxian81503
Thrilled to have you join us! Your journey into Linux and ethical hacking is fascinating and shows it’s never too late to dive into new adventures. Looking forward to your insights and stories as we all navigate this exciting world together. Cheers to your Linux journey! 