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How to Reset Forgotten Root Password in Debian 11

You can reset the forgotten root password in Debian 11 from the Grub Menu. For step-by-step guidelines, refer to this article.

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How to Restart Debian Linux From Command Line

Debian users can restart the system using the reboot, systemctl, sbin, shutdown, or init commands. For more details, follow this guide.

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How to Remove Characters from a String in Arduino Using String.remove() Function

The String.remove() function removes a portion of a string starting at a specified position for a specified number of characters. It returns the updated string.

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How to Remove a Google Account from Google Chrome

Practical tutorial on how to remove a Google account from your Google Chrome web browser to stop syncing your Google Chrome browser data to your Google account.

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How to Reconfigure Installed Packages on Debian 11

The dpkg-reconfigure is a command-line tool that allows you to reconfigure installed packages on Debian.

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How to Install ESP8266 in Arduino IDE

To install ESP8266 on Arduino IDE, the JSON file should be added in Arduino IDE by going to the preferences settings under the additional board manager.

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Edubuntu 23.04: Best New Features

Edubuntu 23.04 revives after eight years for thousands of educators and students. Here are the best new features.
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OpenMandriva 23.03 ROME is Released with Download Links, Mirrors and Torrents

OpenMandriva, the French-origin general purpose operating system successor to Mandriva, has released the latest of its rolling release edition “ROME” version 23.03 to download. It improves the previously released ROME by adding more choices for the use…

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FBCNN: JPEG Artifacts Removal

FBCNN (flexible blind convolutional neural network) is software which seeks to remove artifacts from JPEGs while preserving the integrity of the images. Learn more here.
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How to Install and Configure OpenVPN Server on Rocky Linux 9

In our tutorial, we will install OpenVPN on a Rocky Linux 9 server and configure it to be accessible from a client machine, and create a VPN connection between them to redirect all the traffic from the client through the OpenVPN server.

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Do advanced Linux disk usage diagnostics with this sysadmin tool

Use topdiskconsumer to address disk space issues when you’re unable to interrupt production.
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How to Install VMware Workstation Player on Debian 11

Install VMware Workstation Player on Debian 11, and easily enjoy virtualization. Follow our step-by-step tutorial to get started.
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BSD Release: MidnightBSD 3.0.0

MidnightBSD is a desktop-oriented operating system derived from FreeBSD. The project’s latest stable release is MidnightBSD 3.0.0 which is available in i386 and x86_64 builds. With this leap in version from the 2.x series, there are a number of signif…

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100 Essential and Must-Have GUI Linux Applications

Check out the best GUI Linux applications, ranging from projects coded by individual programmers to large multinational corporations.
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Sniffnet: Application to Comfortably Monitor Your Network Traffic

Sniffnet has a simple GUI interface that lets you filter the network based on the application’s protocol. Learn more.
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Distribution Release: Linux Lite 6.4

Linux Lite is a beginner-friendly Linux distribution based on Ubuntu’s long-term support (LTS) release and featuring the Xfce desktop. The project has published an update to its 6.x series which improves packaging compression for custom software, offe…

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Ubuntu 23.04 Beta Released! Linux Kernel 6.2 & GNOME 44

The Ubuntu Team announced the Beta release of the Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” today! Ubuntu 23.04 is a short team release with 9 months support! The final stable release will be available in next few weeks. And, it features Linux Kernel 6.2 and GNOME Desktop 44. What’s New in Ubuntu 23.04 When trying to install […]

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How to Edit Remote Files With Vim on Linux

Vim is one of the best, highly configurable text editors. This tutorial explains how to edit remote files with Vim on Linux systems.
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3 Command Line Tools to Install Deb Packages in Ubuntu

The post 3 Command Line Tools to Install Deb Packages in Ubuntu first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .In this tutorial, you will learn how to install local software packages (.DEB) in Debian and its derivatives such as Ubuntu and…

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How to Check Your Wi-Fi Signal Strength from the Command Line

Want to check your wifi signal strength from the command line? Use Wavemon. This free, open source tool has a neat ncurses-based UI that shows a real-time graph of signal…

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