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Microsoft Relents: VS Code Will Work with Ubuntu 18.04 Until 2025

Microsoft has announced a temporary reprieve for developers using VS Code to connect to servers, clouds, container, and other devices running Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. As I covered last week, Microsoft pushed out an update to VS Code that bumps its glibc requi…

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Scp command in Linux: Syntax, options, and examples

This article provides a detailed overview of using the scp (Secure Copy Protocol) command in Linux, a powerful tool for securely transferring files between hosts over a network. Learn the command’s syntax, options, and practical use cases to enhance yo…

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Purism Crowdfunding Launched

The first public offering on StartEngine crossed the US$ 100,000 mark within 48 hours of launch.

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How to Check the Size of a File in Linux

Comprehensive tutorial on all the possible ways to check the size of a file in Linux without facing any error using several commands like du, stat, ls, and wc.

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How to Kill a Process Running on Port in Linux

Tutorial on how to kill a process that is running on a port in Linux using “lsof” to find the PIDs and “pkill” or “kill” to end the process along with examples.

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How to Prompt Bash for User Input

Practical guide on how to prompt Bash to take the user input using the “read” command in basic and advanced scripts to implement it without any further queries.

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How to Rename a Directory in Linux

How to rename a directory in Linux by navigating to the parent directory, using the “mv” command to rename the targeted directory, and verifying the changes.

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How to Resolve the “Is Not in the Sudoers File. This Incident Will Be Reported” Error

Comprehensive tutorial on the different approaches that you can use to resolve the “Is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported” error easily.

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How to Run a Process in the Background in Linux

Practical tutorial on the simple ways to run a process in the background in Linux using the “bg” command, “ampersand”, and “tmux” command along with examples.

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How to Run a Python Script in Linux

Simple guide on how to run and execute the Python programs and scripts in Linux systems to write the complex programs in a concise and easily readable format.

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How to Set Up Clustering and High Availability in Proxmox

The post How to Set Up Clustering and High Availability in Proxmox first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .A cluster is a collection of two or more nodes that offers an avenue for moving around resources between servers. Migrating …

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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 1056

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: wattOS R13News: Linux Mint faces challenges with Wayland, HardenedBSD offers blocks against foreign USB devices, Damn Small Linux returns, Gentoo…

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Ubuntu 24.04 Will Use Linux Kernel 6.8 — If All Goes to Plan!

Ubuntu developers recently shared word on the Linux kernel version Ubuntu 24.04 LTS will use — and I’ll admit: it’s not the one I guessed! Ubuntu 24.04 is a long-term support release (LTS) and last year’s Linux kernel 6.6 is also a LT…

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