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3 months ago

Snap vs APT: What’s their real difference?

Hey guys  I’ve been using ubuntu for a while now and recently noticed that some apps are available as both snap and apt packages. I get that they’re different package managers, but I’m curious on what are the actual differences with respect to their real-world use?  Is one better than the other, or does both…

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5 months ago

Introducing: Linux App Management

Ever since Hexnode introduced support for managing Linux devices, the journey has been incredible! With its unique capabilities, Linux device management has been a game-changer. And now, we’re taking it a step further - App Management for Linux is here! With this update, basic app management is now available to make administrators' work easier. Here's…

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5 months ago

Package managers?

Hey everyone,  I’ve been getting deeper into Linux lately and keep hearing about “package managers” and how important they are. I get the basic idea that they help install and update software but I’d love a clearer picture of how they actually work and why they’re such a big deal in the Linux world.  Also,…

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8 months ago

Error during Linux enrollment

Hi there, I tried enrolling our Linux device into Hexnode, but I’m encountering an error that says: "The Hexnode agent is already running. Stopping the enrollment process."  I’m sure that I followed all the steps outlined in the documentation. Any idea what might be causing this?

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8 months ago

Linux device management: Bolder, Broader, Beyond! 🚀

We are back with something HUGE! After launching Linux support, we couldn’t just sit still. Nope, we turned it up a notch, and we’re thrilled to introduce a brand-new lineup of features to make your Linux management experience smoother, smarter, and more awesome. The new features are: Local User Accounts - Create, log out, enable,…

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10 months ago

Introducing Hexnode UEM for Linux

We’re beyond thrilled to announce that Hexnode UEM is expanding its horizons and now offers support for Linux devices. With this expansion, administrators can now take advantage of several powerful features designed for Linux device management. Key features include: Password configuration Device restrictions Remote actions such as: Scan Device Lock Device Execute Custom Script Change…