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Transmission 4.0.5 Released with Another Batch of Bug Fixes

Transmission, Ubuntu’s default BitTorrent client, announced a new bug-fix 4.0.5 release a day ago. The release fixed the following bugs: the IP address field in UDP announces were not encoded in network byte order. json string serializer improperly escaping characters decreased download speeds for people who set a low upload bandwidth limit. magnet data invalidates […]

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How to Apply Font Smoothing on Tailwind Elements?

To apply font smoothing on Tailwind elements, the “antialiased” and “subpixel-antialiased” classes are used for fixing the rough edges of the text characters.

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How to Add HDMI Input to Raspberry Pi

You can add HDMI Input to Raspberry Pi using HDMI Capture Card and then use terminal or third-party application like OBS to view other system displays.

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A Complete Guide to Zoom In and Out on Mac

To zoom in and out on Mac, pinch in and out. However, to use the Zoom accessibility feature on Mac there are various approaches.

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Format a USB Flash Drive on Windows (4 Methods)

To format a USB flash drive, first, press Windows + E to open File Explorer. Then, move This PC window, and right-click on the USB, and hit the Format button.

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Apply Yaml Manifest Using “kubectl apply”

To apply the Yaml manifest, first create a Yaml file, add the essential configuration into the file, execute the “kubectl apply -f ” command.

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Test your Ubuntu knowledge: Take our fun and challenging quiz!

Are you a Linux enthusiast, a seasoned Ubuntu user, or just someone who loves diving into the world of operating systems? It’s time to put your knowledge to the test! Whether you’re a command line conqueror, a GUI guru, or just starting your journey in…

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How to install and use GIMP on Linux

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough on installing and using GIMP, the versatile image editing software, on Linux. From basic installation steps to initial setup and usage tips, learn how to harness GIMP’s powerful features for your image ed…

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How to Install FFmpeg on Fedora 39

Learn how to install FFmpeg on Fedora 39 Linux utilizing two methods: first with Fedora’s “ffmpeg-free” package or utilizing RPM Fusion.
The post How to Install FFmpeg on Fedora 39 appeared first on Linux Today.

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How to Install FFmpeg on Fedora 39

Learn how to install FFmpeg on Fedora 39 Linux utilizing two methods: first with Fedora’s “ffmpeg-free” package or utilizing RPM Fusion.
The post How to Install FFmpeg on Fedora 39 appeared first on Linux Today.

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AlmaLinux Expands ELevate’s Functionality With EPEL Integration

AlmaLinux’s ELevate now offers EPEL support, ensuring a smoother transition from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux 8. Here’s more on that!
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Calibre eBook App Now Supports Audio ePubs & Custom Notes

If Calibre, the popular open-source ebook manager, was a book itself it’d surely be a perennial bestseller, thanks to an exhaustive, multi-faceted feature set. And in the latest Calibre 7 release, the feature set expands yet further. The latest v…

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SessionProbe: Open-Source Multi-Threaded Pentesting Tool

SessionProbe is a multi-threaded pentesting tool designed to evaluate user privileges in web applications. It takes a user’s session token and checks for a list of URLs if access is possible, highlighting potential authorization issues. It deduplicates…

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FSF Blogs: Presenting this season’s online FSF bulletin

Source: Planet GNU

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Sparky Linux 7.2 Released, Here’s What’s New

Powered by Linux kernel 6.1 LTS, Sparky Linux 7.2 features LXQt 1.2.0 and KDE Plasma 5.27.5, now with ARMHF & ARM64 images.
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OwnCloud Dropbox Alternative Merges With Proprietary Kiteworks

Terms of this three-way merger that also includes Dracoon have not been disclosed.
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Alpine Linux 3.19 Released With Linux Kernel 6.6 LTS and Raspberry Pi 5 Support

Powered by the latest and greatest Linux 6.6 LTS kernel series, Alpine Linux 3.19 adds support for the latest Raspberry Pi 5 single-board computer, enables iptables-nft as the default iptables backend, and replaces the linux-rpi4 and linux-rpi2 kernels…

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Kernel security now: Linux’s unique method for securing code

At Open Source Summit Japan, Linux developer Greg Kroah-Hartman recaps the current state and future challenges of kernel security, including the specter of government regulation and the essential pain of unceasing updates.

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AI Alliance for Open Innovation Formed By IBM and Meta With Intel, AMD, and More

All the members of this AI-focused alliance are set to collaborate with each other by being part of an open community that allows both developers and researchers to further “responsible innovation” in AI.
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Achieve Maximum Performance by Overclocking Your Linux System

by George Whittaker

Introduction

Welcome to the exciting world of overclocking, a realm where the limits of computer hardware are pushed for greater performance. Particularly in the…

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