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GNU Guix: A new Quality Assurance tool for Guix

Maintaining and expanding Guix’s collection of packages can be
complicated. As a distribution with around 22,000 packages, spanning
across around 7 architectures and with support for cross-compilation,
it’s quite common for problems to occur when ma…

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Monado SLAM Datasets Now Available and Free to Use

The Monado OpenXR SLAM datasets, an XR focused set of sequences for measuring visual-inertial inside-out tracking systems, are now available.
The post Monado SLAM Datasets Now Available and Free to Use appeared first on Linux Today.

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Ubuntu 23.10 to Introduce an Experimental TPM-Backed FDE

The upcoming Ubuntu 23.10 ‘Mantic Minotaur’ will introduce TPM-backed full disk encryption (FDE) as an experimental feature.
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Distribution Release: Fatdog64 900

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Fatdog64 Linux is a small, desktop, 64-bit Linux distribution which has its origins in the Pupply Linux family. The project has published version 900 which is based on Linux From Scratch…

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An Overview of New Features in Ubuntu 23.10

Ubuntu 23.10, code-name “Mantic Minotaur”, has reached UI freeze stage. See what’s new in the upcoming release of the popular Linux Distribution. Ubuntu 23.10 will use Linux Kernel 6.5, though it’s still sticking to Kernel 6.3 at the moment in the daily build. New App Center Ubuntu Software, aka the previous GNOME Software and current […]

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A Guide to Git Tag Types and Usage

Git tags (Lightweight and Annotated) are the labels that are considered to emphasize the version/names at specific points of the committed changes.

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Git Bisect: Efficiently Debugging Code Regressions

To debug code in Git, open Git bash, go to the project repository, declare that particular commit as good, and run the “git bisect bad” command to debug.

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Git Crypt: Securing Sensitive Data in Git Repositories

To secure data in Git repositories, install the Git Crypt using the “sudo apt install git-crypt” command, and define the “.gitattributes” file to encrypt.

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git log vs git log –decorate

The “git log” command provides the log history for all branches while the “git log –decorate” lists the log history for all branches separately.

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Git Reflog: Recovering Lost Commits and Branches

The user can list the git log status using the “git log –oneline” and use the “git reset master@{stack number to recover} –hard” command to recover.

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Git Rerere: Automating Conflict Resolution

Git rerere is a tool in Git that is utilized to automate conflict resolution by enabling it. To do so, use the “git config –global rerere.enabled true” command.

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Git Submodules: Advanced Usage and Strategies on Ubuntu

Git submodules are the repository inside an existing repository that is utilized for keeping the record of external commits/dependencies in the project.

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Access USB from Virtual Machine in VirtualBox on Linux

You can totally access the USB storage from inside the virtual machine. Here’s how to do that if you are using VirtualBox on Linux.

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15 Best Open Source Music Making Software for Linux in 2023

The post 15 Best Open Source Music Making Software for Linux in 2023 first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Are you a music producer and use Linux as your primary operating system, then music production is going to become easy for…

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Unpacking and installing .tar.xz and .tar.gz files on Ubuntu

In the vast and diverse world of Linux, file installation sometimes comes in the form of compressed packages, often denoted as .tar.xz and .tar.gz files. These file formats contain bundled files and directories that need to be extracted and installed m…

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16 Best To-Do List Apps for Linux Desktop [2023]

Explore this list of the best to-do list apps available for Linux desktops designed to make your work easier.
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Distribution Release: SysLinuxOS 12.1

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. Franco Conidi has announced the release of SysLinuxOS 12.1, an updated build of the project’s Debian-based distribution designed for system administrators and system integrators, offerin…

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How to Enable Fractional Scaling in Linux Mint Cinnamon

In this step-by-step guide, we will demonstrate how to enable fractional scaling in Linux Mint Cinnamon. Follow along here.
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FSF Blogs: The GNU System is turning forty: Come and celebrate with us

GNU is turning forty, and there are two different locations to join us for celebrations. Learn more.

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FSF Blogs: Call for Volunteers: Flyering for the fortieth anniversary of GNU

Source: Planet GNU

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