In this tutorial, we will explain how to install ownCloud on Debian 13. ownCloud is free and open-source file sync-and-share software that enables users to host their own cloud storage on a server. ownCloud gives users control over their data, accessible from any device connected to the ownCloud server. It also provides a web interface, as well as desktop and mobile applications. The core functions of ownCloud include data synchronization, security, collaboration, file access and sharing, and flexibility. In this blog post, we will install ownCloud with the LAMP stack.

Installing ownCloud on Debian 13 is a straightforward process that may take up to 15 minutes. Let’s get things done!

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Enabling an external USB Wi-Fi dongle on a Linux machine is a skill that is hardly in high demand these days — until you have a Wi-Fi-deficient machine, and you want to add it to your wireless network. That was the exact problem I faced when I discovered an old Edimax EW-7811Un Wi-Fi dongle in a storage box, and I decided to use it with my Fujitsu Fureo S720 home server. In the glorious Raspberry Pi 1 days, the dongle was the way to add Wi-Fi functionality to this single-board computer, and I did it so many times that I could do it with my eyes closed.

This time around, though, I had to do some digging to jog my memory. And while going through the process of setting up the dongle, I’ve decided to write down the steps for future reference.

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