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How to Revert Back to a Previous Commit in the Repository in Git

To revert back to a previous commit in Git, create and add a new file, commit changes, check log history, copy previous commit ref, execute it with “git reset” command.

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GNOME Files Introduces Most-Requested Feature: New File Menu

The “new file” feature in GNOME Files gives you a new, easier way of creating documents and files.
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10 Best Terminal Alternatives for Ubuntu

The terminal is the default emulator in the Linux distros, and it is used for various tasks like programming, system administration, network monitoring, etc.

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Canonical May Be Replacing GNOME Software With a Community-Driven Flutter Store

An alternative to GNOME Software has been written, using Flutter, and it’s making enough noise that Canonical is rumored to be considering using it as the default.

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9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: September 18th, 2022

Fans of the KDE Plasma desktop environment got a new KDE Frameworks release with more improvements for their favorite KDE apps and the chance to test drive the beta version of the upcoming KDE Plasma 5.26 release, Fedora Linux fans were able to take the beta version of Fedora Linux 37 for a spin to […]

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SuperTuxKart 1.4 Revs Up for Release with Improved Tracks, Karts, and Mascots

I don’t cover gaming much on this site as a) I’m more of a console kid, and b) my buddy Liam aces it over on gamingonlinux.com, but I do make the odd exception — like whenever a new version of SuperTuxKart rolls up to the starting line. Yep…

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How to Install XWiki with Nginx Reverse Proxy on Ubuntu

XWiki is an easy, compact, and efficient wiki platform that enables you to tailor the wiki to fit unique requirements. It is implemented in Java & operates on JBoss or Tomcat-based servlet containers.
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3 Best GUI Pacman Frontends for Arch Linux-Based Distributions

Arch Linux has long won advanced Linux users’ hearts due to the ultimate control it puts in their hands. This article shows the best graphical Pacman frontends for quickly and easily installing, updating, and removing software on Arch Linux.
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DebugPoint Weekly Roundup #22.05: New Web Browser Ladybird, Plasma for TV and More

DebugPoint Weekly Roundup #22.05 includes New Software Center by Canonical, libadwaita version 1.2, CUPS 3.0, and more updates.
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How to Install Graylog Centralized Log Management System on Rocky Linux

Graylog is a free and open-source log-management platform for capturing, storing, and enabling real-time analysis of your data and logs. It’s written in Java and built on top of other open-source software like MongoDB and Elasticsearch.
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How to Install NextCloud on Ubuntu 22.04

In this blog post, we are going to explain step-by-step how to install the latest NextCloud on Ubuntu 22.04. NextCloud is an open-source cloud storage service used to store, share, and sync data across multiple devices. NextCloud storage software is written in PHP and Javascript, which makes it very easy to install. In this tutorial, […]

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What is Web 3.0?

Web 3 is the evolution of the Internet, which will utilize AI and blockchain technologies to process information and data with near-human intelligence.

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Simon Josefsson: Privilege separation of GSS-API credentials for Apache

To protect web resources with Kerberos you may use Apache HTTPD with mod_auth_gssapi — however, all web scripts (e.g., PHP) run under Apache will have access to the Kerberos long-term symmetric secret credential (keytab). If someone can get it, they …

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What is External JavaScript?

The JavaScript placed inside a separate file when linked to the HTML document with the help of a script tag is known as External JavaScript.

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What is Discord Canary and is it Safe to Use?

Discord Canary is the alpha test release software that is used for the quality testing of the Discord App. Discord Canary is absolutely secure and safe.

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How To View Linux System Statistics With Saidar

Saidar is a simple, curses-based tool for viewing Linux system statistics and resource usage in real-time. It is part of libstatgrab library that can be used to access key system statistics including CPU, processes, load, memory, swap, network I/O, dis…

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Web 1.0 vs Web 2.0 vs Web 3.0

The World Wide Web refers to the pages that you encounter whenever you browse online. It is further divided into 3 different versions that are compared here.

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Scikit Learn Tutorial

Scikit learn provides an efficient tool for Machine learning algorithms (supervised, unsupervised & reinforcement learning) and statistical modeling.

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How to Monitor Linux Users Activity with psacct or acct Tools

The post How to Monitor Linux Users Activity with psacct or acct Tools first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .psacct or acct both are open source utilities for monitoring users’ activities on the Linux system. These utilitie…

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Firefox 105 Is Now Available for Download, Brings Better Performance on Linux Systems

Firefox 105 was yet another attempt for Mozilla to implement the long-anticipated two-finger swipe horizontal gesture on Linux systems for navigating back and forward on a website without having to hold down the Alt key. Unfortunately, while the feature worked well during beta testing, it’s missing in the final release. Instead, Linux users get more […]

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