Month: February 2015

How to configure nginx for use with WordPress and other CMS based websites

This is the second part of my Nginx tutorial. The first part covered the installation process. In this post, I will show you how to modify the default configuration and get your server ready to serve CMS based websites like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Gallery etc Before delving into the configuration of nginx, it is important […]

How to install Nginx web server on a Raspberry Pi using sources

For a long time Apache has been the software choice for admins and developers wishing to setup a web server. It is therefore no surprise, that Apache dominates when it comes to the most deployed web server on the Internet today. Take a look at Netcraft’s survey as of January 2015. I have used Apache […]

How to Migrate to Digital TV in Uganda – A consumer’s Experience

Are you still puzzled by Digital TV Migration? Are you wondering how to start watching Free-to-Air DTV broadcasts in your area? Help is here inform of a consumer’s experience. Julian Mwine has put together a seven minute video, explaining the process involved in migrating to Digital TV in Uganda. Keep in mind, despite the deadline […]

Connect to 3G networks in Uganda using the Linux command line

If you are a Linux user living in Uganda and use 3G internet, you may want to try out my tools to connect to the Internet. These are a couple of scripts I created a while back, however, I’ve now updated them to allow for the following: You can now connect to Airtel, Orange/Africell, MTN, […]

How to stream FM Radio using the Command Line in Linux

With all the advancements in IT, one piece of technology has persisted and seems not ready to die yet: FM radio. Unlike its companion AM, FM radio continues to be the primary source of information and entertainment. For example, in the United States, FM radio is still alive, and is used by many as a […]

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