Being able to record your Linux terminal sessions is one of the cool flexes found in a Linux operating system environment. So why opt to record Linux terminal sessions? Well, suppose you want to guide someone through the installation and configuration …
Read MoreLinux Mint is far more than just the Cinnamon desktop with a bit of green sprinkled on top. It also includes a number of homegrown apps crafted by Mint developers to enhance the overall experience. Nemo file manager is probably the best known tool in M…
Read MoreComing one and a half months after GNOME 42.2, the GNOME 42.3 update is here with a bunch of changes for the GNOME Shell fixing the new screenshot UI introduced in GNOME 42, the OSD colors with the light stylesheet, taking of screenshots when XDG directories are disabled, and on-screen keyboard GNOME Shell, which was […]
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Read MoreBIND or Berkeley Internet Name Domain is free and open-source DNS Server software. It’s one of the most popular DNS server software used by more than 70% of DNS on the Internet. This guide will teach you how to install DNS Server with BIND on Ubuntu 22…
Read MoreThe rm command in Linux is used to permanently remove files and directories from the terminal without moving them to Trash or Recycle Bin.
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While you are probably already familiar with the install and remove options, apt provides a few extra features as well.
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Being able to manage users and groups in a Linux operating system environment is an important milestone in terms of Linux administration and security. Under Linux, each user account is automatically associated with a single primary group. A Linux user cannot be a member of two or more primary groups, only one. Here’s how to […]
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Read MoreHere’s our review of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS “Jammy Jellyfish”. It’s incredibly late, for that we apologize, but it’s better than never. We concluded this release as the best LTS ever and as a future of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) computing. Please r…
Read MoreAfter Red Hat released a stable version of its enterprise Linux distribution RHEL 9.0 two months ago, the business Linux market expected it to be followed by releases from the other “big three” players – AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and Oracle Linux. Rocky Linux 9.0 is generally available for download now, with important security improvements and […]
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Read MoreMatrix is looking strong against the fight with Big Tech companies for a secure, open, and privacy-friendly communication platform.
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Standard Notes is an open-source encrypted notes app. In this tutorial, you will learn how to self-host your standard notes server on a Ubuntu 22.04 machine.
Read MoreThe post IPTraf-ng – A Console-Based Network Monitoring Tool first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .IPTraf-ng is a console-based Linux network statistics monitoring program that shows information about IP traffic, which includes i…
Read MoreThough it is not officially available, it’s not that complicated to use Epic Games Store on Linux. Here are various ways you can play Epic games in Linux.
Read MoreGNOME, an acronym for the GNU Network Object Model Environment, is a graphical user interface and set of computer desktop apps for Linux OS users. It is aimed at making Linux OS an easy-to-use OS for non-programmers.
Read MoreThe Flatline browser extension makes the Flatpak installation file recognizable to your browser. Learn more in this article.
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This article helps you look at each of the project life cycle stages, determine where your project is, and, at a high-level, show how you can move your project successfully through each stage.
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Read MoreIn this article, compare 10 of the top Linux distros for beginners, which can be the perfect starting point for new users and sysadmins.
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The Open Mainframe Project’s Zowe initiative was born from an ambitious goal: make the mainframe a seamless, integrated part of the modern IT landscape.
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Here’s a little time-saver if you (like me) often need to edit text files as root in a graphical app on Ubuntu. Simply go to a terminal and run: sudo apt install nautilus-admin Quit Nautilus and re-open. Henceforth, you can right-click on pretty …
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