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Linux

A genuine Linux specialism — installation, troubleshooting and configuration.

Browse the practical jobs below, compare typical starting prices and turnaround, then send the problem in plain English. We confirm the scope and price before work starts rather than forcing a small job into a larger project.

Linux services

Each item below is a real starting point, not a requirement to buy a large package.

Ubuntu / Linux Installation

From £79

Install or configure a Linux workstation for day-to-day use.

1–3 daysAsk about this

Dual Boot / GRUB / Boot Repair

From £79

Set up dual boot or fix boot and bootloader problems.

Package / Repository Problems

From £39

Fix apt/dpkg, repository and package installation issues.

Permissions / Systemd / Services

From £49

Sort out permissions, services, logs and startup behaviour.

Disk / Partitions / Filesystems

From £79

Manage disk usage, partitions and filesystem layout.

LUKS / LVM / Backup

From £99

Encryption, logical volumes and a sensible backup approach.

Shell / Bash Scripting

From £79

Write scripts to automate repetitive Linux tasks.

1–5 daysAsk about this

SSH / Remote Server

From £79

Set up and secure remote access to Linux servers.

Desktop Configuration

From £79

Tune a Linux desktop so it is comfortable and productive.

1–3 daysAsk about this

Dev Workstation Setup

From £149

A reproducible development environment for code work.

GPU / Driver Troubleshooting

From £79

Investigate GPU and driver issues on Linux.

Docker / Containers

From £149

Containerise applications or set up a Docker workflow.

Server Configuration

Configure a Linux server for a specific workload.

Linux Migration

Move from another OS to Linux with a safe, planned approach.

Send the problem you can see.

A screenshot, website link, document, spreadsheet, device model, error message or short description is usually enough to identify the next useful step. You do not need to know the technical name first.

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