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Moving TurnKeyLinux.org from Drupal to Hugo
TurnKeyLinux.org has accumulated a lot since the first Drupal version went online: appliance pages, documentation, release notes, screenshots, FAQs, blog posts, taxonomy terms and …
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TurnKeyLinux.org has accumulated a lot since the first Drupal version went online: appliance pages, documentation, release notes, screenshots, FAQs, blog posts, taxonomy terms and …

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TurnKey 19, based on Debian 13 “Trixie”, is getting close. Development has moved beyond changing a version number. The base system, installer, repository configuration and …

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The app library has nearly 90 current appliances. That is useful when you know the software name. It is less useful when all you know is the job that needs doing. Here are seven …

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The TurnKey OpenVPN appliance supports three modes because “I need a VPN” hides three different jobs. Pick the job first. The routing makes more sense after that. 1. Reach your …

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“The network is slow” is not much of a bug report. It could mean a saturated uplink, a dying access point, a backup job, packet loss, a full disk or one laptop doing something …

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An old desktop with a quiet fan and a pair of decent disks can still do useful work. The TurnKey File Server turns it into shared storage for Windows, macOS and Linux machines …