Not all agentic ITSM starts from the same place. See how Robin's deploy-ready model compares to Freddy AI Agent Studio's no-code, build-it-yourself approach.

An AppImage that won't launch usually isn't broken. It's missing FUSE, sitting on the wrong filesystem, or lacking its execute bit. Here's every method for running one on Linux, from a single terminal command to pushing it across an entire fleet.

A drive gone read-only isn't always a two-minute registry fix. Sometimes it's flash memory quietly failing, and every write attempt afterward costs you more of the data you're trying to save. Here's how to tell which one you're dealing with and what to do once you know.

Enabling WSL feels harmless right up until a checkbox turns into error 0x80370102 and a BIOS setting nobody documented. WSL now shows up on more professional machines than a standalone Linux install, which means more failed toggles landing on IT's desk.

MySQL doesn't fail loudly on Windows. It just doesn't start, and the reason is buried in a locked port, a missing permission, or a my.ini path pointing nowhere. Five methods will get the service running again, but only if you know which one to reach for and what to check when it stalls.

Robin and ConnectWise's AI products, Sidekick and the newer AI Agents, both support IT service work, but they act at different layers. This comparison breaks down where each one's autonomy actually reaches.

Windows printer error 0x0000011B stems from security policy mismatches between network hosts and client machines. IT technicians can resolve this issue by applying targeted manual fixes, managing administrative privileges, and automating registry deployments across multiple endpoints.

One missing trailing slash or one wrong exclude pattern, and rsync will happily overwrite or delete files you meant to keep. The --dry-run flag shows you exactly what a sync will do before it does it, whether it's a single directory copy or a scripted fleet-wide backup. Here's how to read the output, catch the traps that don't surface until it's too late, and build dry runs into your process instead of treating them as an afterthought.

A single snap remove doesn't mean gone. Disabled revisions pile up, automatic snapshots quietly hold onto user and system data for a month by default, and removing a package another Snap depends on can break more than the app you meant to clear out. Doing it cleanly takes more than one command, whether you're clearing one workstation or a whole fleet.

Compare Robin vs. Spark for your organization: one AI agent built for endpoint telemetry, one built to act across the entire IT environment.

At a glance, it can be tough to tell the difference between trustworthy and convincing AI agents. Both project plenty of confidence, but only one can show where its information comes from and what it did with your data. Learn how AI data governance makes an important difference in your organization's AI implementations.

Running rsync on Windows can give IT teams a flexible way to back up folders, automate file transfers, and synchronize data across systems. This guide covers different methods to install and configure rsync on Windows.

A frozen SSH session isn't a dead end, and closing it wrong can cost you more than the connection. Killed incorrectly, a hung session can orphan background processes, cut file transfers short, and leave ghost sessions eating up resources on the server long after your terminal window is gone. Here's how to exit cleanly, force a frozen session closed, and clean up what's left behind, on Windows, Mac, and Linux.

A vague error code shouldn't mean an hour of guesswork. "Unable to expand zip file" on Mac almost always comes down to one of two things: a genuinely broken archive, or Archive Utility hitting a limitation it won't explain.

Filter Keys and similar accessibility features can affect keyboard input and IT productivity when enabled unexpectedly. This guide explains how they work and how to disable them across Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Robin and Otto are both AI agents for enterprise AI, but they operate in different ways. This Robin vs. Otto comparison breaks down the key differences.