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LinuxTweaks IO-Scheduler Tweak: Why You Need to Optimize Your Storage

By tolga Posted on August 11, 2026 Posted in How to, IO-Schedulers No Comments Tagged with bfq, io-scheduler, none, nvme, script, systemd, udev
LinuxTweaks IO-Scheduler Tweak: Why You Need to Optimize Your Storage

I created the LinuxTweaks IO-Scheduler Tweak because I kept seeing people running with default kernel schedulers that weren’t optimized for their hardware……

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How to Create Systemd Timers for Automated Maintenance on Fedora

By tolga Posted on August 8, 2026 Posted in Systemd Timers, Tutorials No Comments Tagged with automated, systemd, timers
How to Create Systemd Timers for Automated Maintenance on Fedora

If you’ve ever wanted to run a cleanup task automatically on your Fedora system without having to remember to do it manually, systemd timers are your answer. They’re like cron jobs, but more powerful and easier to manage. I’ll walk you through what …..

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basic systemd tut

By tolga Posted on July 29, 2026 Posted in How to, Tutorials No Comments Tagged with systemd, timer, updater
basic systemd tut

Set once, forget about it. A basic systemd timer that runs flatpak, snap, and appimage updates on a schedule without you having to remember….

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