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For admins like Charly, who try to avoid typing at all costs, the shell offers an excellent opportunity to avoid wear on your fingertips in the form of built-in history.
Read MoreFor admins like Charly, who try to avoid typing at all costs, the shell offers an excellent opportunity to avoid wear on your fingertips in the form of built-in history.
Read MoreThe big search engines have way too much power over the business world. It almost doesn’t matter what your business is. Almost every industry has some kind of online presence – either to sell directly or to provide information to users in need of addre…
Read MoreA digital puzzle presents a challenge for young people in an escape room.
Read MoreBruce takes a look at DistroWatch data for a glimpse into the current state of Linux distributions.
Read MoreGit makes version control as simple as possible. To manage your Git branches successfully, you need to learn the ins and outs of git branch and git merge.
Read MoreThe internet has managed to make our lives easier in a myriad of ways. We would’ve never survived the most recent pandemic without it, for starters. Switching to remote work made it possible for us to keep our jobs and maintain business processes norma…
Read MoreEvery business needs to successfully market its products or services for it to be successful. There are many ways to measure the success of a marketing strategy but the profitability of your business is the ultimate yardstick for success. When you eva…
Read MoreNo, it wasn’t IBM calling the shots. This decision was made inside Red Hat for business reasons and it had been a long time coming.
Read MoreIn this article, we will learn how to install VLC on CentOS 8 Linux.
Read MoreAll the major Linux distributions use systemd init system today for managing and controlling various services while the system is running.
Read MoreIn today’s guide, we are going to look at the mtr command and see what it can tells us about network connections. Mtr is a simple linux command line tool that you can use for network diagnostic and troubleshooting in linux. It comes with the options of both ping and traceroute commands. Just like a […]
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Read MoreHow about some funny jokes? Then let’s check out chucknorris, a Python script that tells you hilarious Chuck Norris jokes.
Read MoreSelf-expression is liberating. Whether you experience it while walking, art, music, or words, you will feel it. You can use it to challenge stress and face stressful situations. Self-expression also promotes acceptance of one’s self, and it empowers bo…
Read MoreIntroduction In one of our earlier articles we demonstrated how to configure a caching only DNS server. In this article we will be explaining the step by step process of configuring a DNS server using bind. Along with the DNS server configuration we will also be explaining some DNS related terms like domains, TLDs and […]
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Read MoreWritten in Python and Objective C, Kitty is a cross-platform and feature-rich GPU based terminal emulator developed under the GPL 3.0 license. It supports graphics, images, Unicode, true-color, mouse protocol, hyperlinks, multiple copy/paste buffers, e…
Read MoreWith CentOS Stream now “tracking ahead” of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, where exactly does that leave Fedora, Red Hat’s community Linux distro
Read MoreWith the introduction of the Raspberry PI 400, the Raspberry PI is now a viable desktop computer.
Read MoreThe big news in Manjaro ARM 20.12 is the introduction of a new application that makes it easier for users to flash the Manjaro ARM images on SD or eMMC cards
Read MoreIn ONLYOFFICE, Private Rooms are protected workplaces for encrypted collaboration where every symbol you type is encrypted using the AES-256 algorithm. In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to enable Private Rooms for encrypted real-time co-editing in ONLY…
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