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Water your plants with a Raspberry Pi

With a Pi Zero and a few components, you can build an inexpensive and reliable automatic watering system for your plants in next to no time.

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An improved front end for Apt

The Nala front end for Debian’s Apt package manager combines the reliability of the Apt tools with easier to read output and speedier downloads.

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Back up your data with BorgBackup and Vorta

BorgBackup and the Vorta graphical front end take the stress out of creating backups.

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Getting started with commands

Free and open source software can be intimidating at first; a little guidance can help you on your way.

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Manage your private finances with Skrooge

Skrooge is an accounting program that organizes and gives you a better overview of your private finances.

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How to Learn dd Command in Linux [15 Useful Examples]

The post How to Learn dd Command in Linux [15 Useful Examples] first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Brief: In this advanced guide, we will discuss some practical examples of the dd command. After following this guide, advanced u…

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Distribution Release: Archcraft 2023.01.01

Aditya Shakya has announced the release of Archcraft 2023.01.01, a brand-new version of the project’s lightweight, Arch-based Linux distribution that ships with Openbox and bspwm window managers (both highly customised) and a careful selection of ligh…

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www-zh-cn @ Savannah: Summary of 2022

Dear CTT team:

Thank you very much for you contribution in 2022. There have been a few new comers joining our team, like Wind. Their work is appreciated.

The whole team have been doing a good job in 2022. Here is official letter from GNU.

Dear …

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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 1000

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: Our favourite projects of all timeNews: Fedora to unify kernel images and speed up shutdowns, Slackware tests new kernel versionsQuestions and answers: Finding what is consuming disk spaceReleased in the past t…

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OSV-Scanner: Free Vulnerability Scanner for Open-Source Software

OSV-Scanner is a free command-line vulnerability scanner open-source developers can use to check for vulnerabilities in their projects’ dependencies. Learn more here.
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First Version of Vanilla OS is Available to Download

The Linux distro scene just got A LOT more interesting thanks to the first stable release of Vanilla OS. If you’re not familiar with Vanilla OS then honestly, you’re not…

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Ubuntu’s Education-Focused Flavour is Heading Back to Class

Edubuntu is a forgotten member of Ubuntu family focused on educators, schools & students. Now, 9 years on from its last release, it’s heading back to class.
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Cerebro: Fast Application Launcher Productivity Tool

Cerebro is a fast application launcher with bags of additional functionality. Learn more about its capabilities as a productivity tool here.
The post Cerebro: Fast Application Launcher Productivity Tool appeared first on Linux Today.

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QQ for Linux 3.0 is out! Wine no longer Required for this Chinese Chat App

For Chinese users or those who have friends or business in China, native QQ app is finally working well in Linux by releasing the 3.0 version! QQ is one of the top popular instant messaging apps in China. It has an official Linux client since 2019, which was however old, crash often, and not suitable […]

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How to install Steam on Linux Mint

Steam is considered the largest Linux-based gaming platform. Installing it on your PC allows you to play games on Linux just as quickly as on the Windows operating system. This tutorial will demonstrate how to install Steam on a Linux Mint PC.

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How to check your Linux Mint version by GUI and command-line ways

Linux Mint is a community-driven Ubuntu-based Linux distribution bundled with a variety of free and open-source software. It can provide full multimedia support out-of-the-box for those who opt to include proprietary software such as multimedia codecs….

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How to mount SMB shares on Linux Mint

Samba is a free, open-source tool suite that permits us to share files and printers between Linux and Windows workstations. Because most Linux file explorers include samba compatibility, a Samba share is quite simple to set up and use. However, in othe…

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Bash Set Command

Tutorial on the uses of the different options of the Bash set command to modify or display the different attributes and parameters of the shell environment.

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10 handy Ubuntu Keyboard shortcuts you should know

Linux veterans recognize that the keyboard is more potent than the mouse since many activities that require numerous mouse clicks can be performed with a single keyboard shortcut. Learning a few keyboard shortcuts may increase your productivity as a Li…

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How to install an updatable Fedora on a USB flash drive

Have you ever considered utilizing a computer that is not yours, complete with your own files and settings? Any Linux distribution is capable of doing so. Yes! You may utilize your own customized Linux operating system on any machine with a USB drive. …

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