Docker is a free and open-source platform to develop, ship, and run applications in the containerized environment. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Docker and Docker compose on Debian 11.
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Docker is a free and open-source platform to develop, ship, and run applications in the containerized environment. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Docker and Docker compose on Debian 11.
The post How to Install Docker and Docker Compo…
GNOME 41 is now out, and while it doesn’t change as many things as GNOME 40 did, there is still a lot of stuff to talk about. If you like GNOME and use it, there is basically no reason to not upgrade to GNOME 41. It is smoother, faster, apps are better, and there are […]
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Read MoreCanonical has announced the extension of support for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and 16.04 LTS versions to 10 years. This means that paying users will benefit from something that was already implemented in subsequent LTS releases of the system: 18.04 and 20.04.
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The company behind Ubuntu offered a much-needed lifeline to those who still depend on older versions of the open-source operating system.
Read MoreMicro command-line text editor is designed to replace Nano as the text editor for the masses. It is a cross-platform terminal-based text editor, which is not only used for Linux, but on all other platforms like Windows and macOS as well. Learn more abo…
Read MoreIn this part, we are going to discuss how to deploy data-center with one cluster which contains our two hosts in the RHEV environment. Both of two hosts connected to shared storage, additional to previous preparation, we will add another CentOS6.6 virt…
Read MoreReleased on June 27th, 2021, Linux kernel 5.13 was one of the bigger releases in the Linux 5.x series with over 16,000 commits contributed by more than 2000 developers. It introduced initial FreeSync HDMI support for AMD GPUs, initial support for Apple’s M1 processor, and support for the Landlock security module. On September 18th, 2021, […]
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Read MoreWondering 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…
Read MoreNextcloud 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…
Read MoreIn 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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Read MoreBecoming 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…
Read MoreIn 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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Read MoreJingPad 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’…
Read MoreRed 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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