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File Shredder: Safeguard Your Data With Secure Deletion on Linux

File Shredder is a GNOME app that employs unique code to thoroughly shred Linux files, ensuring they are irrecoverable and your privacy is intact.
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OpenDaylight: Celebrating 10 Years of the Most Popular Open Source SDN Controller

This year marks the 10-year anniversary of Open Daylight, so we at LF Networking wanted to spotlight how it has grown to be the most popular open source SDN controller, a top important open source project in networking, and how it will continue to evolve in the future.

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24 Best Terminal Emulators for Linux Desktop in 2023

To better understand the quality of software that is available, we have gathered a list of some of the best terminal emulators for Linux.
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How to Install Shotcut on Debian 12 Bookworm

In this guide, you will learn how to install Shotcut on Debian 12 Bookworm using various command-line interface methods. Follow along here.
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FreeTube: The Open-Source YouTube Player for Linux

Discover FreeTube, an open-source YouTube app for Linux that prioritizes your privacy. Enjoy your favorite content without the tracking.
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UNIX vs Linux: What’s the Difference?

by George Whittaker

In the intricate landscape of operating systems, two prominent players have shaped the digital realm for decades: UNIX and Linux. While these two systems might seem…

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LibreOffice 7.6 Officially Released: This Is What’s New

Highlights of LibreOffice 7.6 include support for zoom gestures on touchpads in the main view, support for document themes, and more.
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UbuntuDDE Remix 23.04 Released: Here’s What’s New

In the UbuntuDDE Remix 23.04, Ubuntu’s reliability meets Deepin’s modern interface for a pleasant computing experience.
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Mission Center Updated, Now Lets You ‘Force Stop’ Apps

The superb system monitoring tool Mission Center has been updated. I covered this GTK4/libadwaita app last month and the reaction to it was, if you can overlook the pun, off…

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Budgie Desktop 10.8 Released: Here’s What’s New

Budgie 10.8 uses a new window manager and comes with menu enhancements, system tray improvements, and minor advancements across the entire desktop.
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Intel Updates its Popular Open Source Mono Font

Intel’s open-source monospace font (imaginatively titled ‘Intel One Mono’) has been updated. “You’re blogging about a frickin’ font update?!”, you scoff (justifiably perhaps). But hey: indulge me (if only so I …

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C++ Coroutines Examples

Comprehensive guide on the utilization of coroutines in C++ to create a basic coroutine and generate a generator-like behavior to create a sequence of numbers.

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C# XOR Operator

Tutorial on the C# XOR operator to carry out the Bitwise and logical operations to work with binary bits and express the unique conditions in Boolean logic.

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C# Using Statement

Comprehensive tutorial on how to utilize the C# “using” statement to manage the resources that need to be explicitly dispose of conveniently and safely.

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C# ToDictionary Method

Tutorial on the use of the C# ToDictionary method to transform a data collection into a dictionary to map the entities to distinct keys and related values.

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Get the Current Directory in C#

Tutorial on how to quickly find and manage the files by putting them in a directory with other similar items using the GetCurrentDirectory() function in C#.

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Arrays vs Lists: Usage Comparison in C#

Guide on the basic syntax similarities and differences between the C# arrays and C# lists along with the list programs to declare, initialize, and add values.

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SQL Server System Functions

Practical tutorial on how to perform the SQL Server system functions to optimize the database operations and extract useful information from our data.

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SQL Server Materialized Views

Practical tutorial on how to create the materialized views and the concept of materialized views in SQL Server and discuss their benefits over regular views.

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SQL Server User-Defined Functions

Guide on how to create, modify, and use the user-defined functions in SQL Server to improve the code organization and enhance the overall database performance.

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