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How to Install CyberPanel on Ubuntu 20.04

This tutorial will show you how to set up CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed on an Ubuntu 20.04 cloud server, and will also go over some basic CyberPanel configuration changes needed in order for CyberPanel to work properly.
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How to Install Firefox 93 in Linux Desktop

Firefox 93 was officially released for all major OS, including Linux, Mac OSX, Windows, and Android. The binary package is now available for download for Linux (POSIX) systems with brand new features. Learn about the new release here.
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How To Create GUI Dialog Boxes In Bash Scripts With Zenity

Zenity is a rewrite of gdialog, the GNOME port of dialog which allows you to create GUI dialog boxes in Bash scripts in Linux, BSD, and Windows.
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How to Repair a Damaged Filesystem in Ubuntu

The reputation of the various Linux operating system distributions speaks for itself. These prime operating system environments continue to be secure, open-source, open to frequent software updates, and are embraced by a growing user community and developers’ support. However, these Linux OS attributes and stripes do not guarantee a bulletproof status. Sometimes you do not […]

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Escuelas Linux 7.2 Released with Support for Linux Kernel 5.14, Updated Apps

Escuelas Linux 7.2 comes two months after Escuelas Linux 7.1 with updated internals and applications. It’s based on the Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS (Focal Fossa) point release and derived from Bodhi Linux 6.0, using the latest Moksha 0.3.4 graphical desktop environment. Being based on Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS, this release comes with the Linux 5.11 kernel series […]

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Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Released with Ubuntu Server 21.10 Support

Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is the successor of the Raspberry Pi Zero W board and the third model in the Raspberry Pi Zero series, which has sold nearly four million units worldwide since its launch six years ago. Powered by the same Quad-Core 64-bit Broadcom BCM2710A1 ARM Cortex-A53 processor as the first version of […]

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How to Run Mysql 8 with Docker and Docker-Compose

In this guide we are going to explore how to run Mysql 8 locally with docker and docker-compose. This can be helpful if you want to run Mysql 8 locally without installing it in your machine or if you want to run multiple versions of Mysql seamlessly.
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NVIDIA 495.44 Graphics Driver Adds GBM Support, Indicator for Resizable BAR Support

NVIDIA 495.44 is a new feature branch version and introduces support for the GBM API, which implements a GBM backend driver that can be used with the GBM loader from the Mesa 21.2 or later. This is good news, especially for KDE Plasma users as the late…

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How to Check SHA1 Hash on Linux, FreeBSD and Unix

This quick tutorial explains How to check the SHA1 hash of a file on Linux, FreeBSD, and Unix-like systems using the sha1sum or sha1 command.
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How to Sync Files in Two-Way Using Osync Script in Linux

You might ask yourself, why do I need a two-way/bidirectional file synchronization solution? The terminal-based nature of osync makes it an ideal file synchronization solution that can be executed in three modes.
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Configuring TACACS+ Server With A Simple GUI

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Managing authentication and authorization in a large-scale network is a challenge: the passwords need to be set and rotated every now and then, access to certain con…

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How to create an Application Load Balancer on AWS

An Application Load Balancer works at the seventh layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, the application layer. We can add and remove targets from our load balancer as per our needs without affecting the flow of requests to the applicat…

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How to Install Ruby on Rails on Debian 11

Ruby on Rails is a free, open-source, and one of the most popular application stacks used for creating sites and web apps. It is written in Ruby programming language and follows the MVC concept.

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15 firewall-cmd commands in Linux

In computing, a good firewall system can prevent any unauthorized access to the network security systems. Businesses and organizations invest a good amount of money in their cybersecurity infrastructure, depending on how crucial their business is. In this article, we will see the fundamentals of a new firewall service introduced in CentOS 7 named FirewallD. […]

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How to Install Python 3.9 on Rocky Linux 8

Python is a widely used multi-purpose programming language. Today’s tutorial will show you how to install Python 3.9 on a Rocky Linux 8 system.

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How to Create and Manage KVM Virtual Machines via Command Line

In this guide, we will demonstrate how you can create and manage KVM virtual machines from the command line using virt-install and virsh commands respectively.
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X.Org Server 21.1 is Here After More Than Three Years of Development

Due to a lack of interest from upstream developers in developing a new version, X.Org Server 21.1 has taken more than three years to emerge. However, as of today, we have a brand new version, so let’s take a quick look at what’s new.
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How to Configure a Two-Node High Availability Cluster on Linux

This article will help you learn how to setup/configure a High-Availability (HA) cluster on Linux/Unix based systems. Cluster is nothing but a group of computers (called nodes/members) to work together to execute a task. Basically there are four types of clusters available, which are Storage Cluster, High-availability Cluster, Load-balancing Cluster, and HIGH-Performance Computing Cluster. In […]

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Give Ubuntu Folders a Colorful Makeup with Yaru-Colors

Yaru theme is a GNOME Shell theme based on Adwaita theme supports both GTK2 and GTK3. If you’d like to improve your Ubuntu desktop look, you can consider installing the Yaru-Colors theme, which is a modification of the Yaru theme for Ubuntu.
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Intel Opens the Code of the ControlFlag Machine Learning System to Detect Errors in the Code

Intel has revealed developments related to the ControlFlag research project aimed at creating a machine learning system for improving code quality. The toolkit prepared by the project allows, based on a model trained on a large amount of existing code, to identify various errors and anomalies in source texts written in high-level languages ​​such as C / C ++. The […]

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