Wondering how you can check the CPU and HDD temperature in Ubuntu and other Linux on your desktop or laptops? Here’s a quick guide.
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Lucas Holt has announced the release of MidnightBSD 2.1.0, the latest stable build of the project’s FreeBSD-derived operating system for desktops: “I am happy to announce the availability of MidnightBSD 2.1 for amd64 and i386. This is an incremental r…
Nextcloud is open-source software for creating public and private file storage. It allows you to create your self-hosted services like Dropbox, Google Drive, or Mega.nz. In this guide, you will learn how to install Nextcloud on the latest Debian 11 Bul…
In this article, I will show and compare 5 Linux backup tools that can be used to back up your Linux desktop system.
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Good news for NVIDIA users who want to upgrade their distributions to Linux 5.14, as NVIDIA 470.74 is here with a fix for the bug that caused the nvidia-drm.ko kernel module to crash when loading with DRM-KMS enabled (modeset=1) on the Linux 5.14 kernel series. In addition, it improves support for the Mozilla Firefox web […]
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Becoming a digital nomad is one of the most rewarding career changes you can make, helping you to live a more rounded lifestyle, attain a more worldly perspective and give your career an all-important meaning. With this in mind, it is perhaps little su…
In the following tutorial, you will learn how to successfully upgrade Fedora 34 to the newly released Fedora 35 Beta.
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In 1993, only 693 websites existed on the Internet while in ’99, only 23 blogs existed on our dear old friend. In 2006, that number jumped to having over 50 million websites on the Internet. Today, we have over one billion websites on the Internet. We’re no longer swimming in options, we’re drowning in them. […]
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JingPad aims to make the world’s first consumer-level Linux tablet. Does it succeed? Read the review of JingPad A1 with JingOS alpha version.
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So your Chromebook is running Linux support, and you’ve begun adding Linux apps and files? Chrome OS developers have made it easy to run backups that preserve Linux’s filesystem hierarchy without needing to run complex commands. Here’…
Red Hat’s Karol Herbst—who is involved in the development of the Nouveau driver Mesa and the OpenCL open stack—has published rusticl , an experimental software implementation of OpenCL (OpenCL frontend) for Mesa written in Rust. Rusticl acts as an analogue of the frontend already present in Mesa OpenCL Clover and is also developed using the […]
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When it comes to programming, you’re going to need a plain text editor that allows you to easily modify files or take notes. One of the most complete and professional tools is Visual Studio Code. However, this Microsoft program is not ideal for users with little experience. If it is your case, surely you want […]
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Bash supports three types of loops, namely “for loop,” “while loop,” and “until loop.” In this guide, we will learn about while and until loops.
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This guide shows how to easily reset your root password in Linux so that you don’t lose all administrative privileges to your machine. Get started here.
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There was good news today for all Ubuntu lovers looking jittery at their aging Ubuntu boxes. Ubuntu 14.04 users will receive operating system updates until April 2024, and Ubuntu 16.04 until April 2026.
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Six months in development, GNOME 41 is here as a hefty update and the first major release after GNOME 40 with new features like a new power mode setting in the Power settings panel of the GNOME Control Center called Performance, which will be available on hardware that supports this feature. The Performance mode increases […]
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by Suparna Ganguly
Linux distros are usually more secure than their Windows and Mac counterparts. Linux Operating Systems being open-source leaves very less scope of unauthorized acces…
Nowadays, it is a little difficult to choose a perfect Linux gaming laptop, but it is not impossible to get it. The Neptune 15″ V2 from Juno Computers is powered by Intel’s 10th-gen Comet Lake chipsets, and can be configured with up to 64GB of RAM.
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GIMP 2.10.28 is here more than five months after the GIMP 2.10.24 release, which probably most of you are using on your GNU/Linux distributions right now, to address various bugs and issues, as well as to improve the performance of the application and add some new functionality. Highlights of this release include a new Script-Fu […]
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