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Stacking Directories With pushd and popd Commands

The pushd and popd commands navigate between directory paths by stacking them in memory and popping them out when needed. Learn how to use them here.
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CoverflowAltTab Extension for GNOME Shell Gets a Major Update

The latest CoverflowAltTab extension update intros a redesigned settings panel and improves multi-monitor support to deliver a slick way to switch apps.
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How to Install Blender 3.4 on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Alma Linux

This beginner tutorial demonstrates how to install Blender 3.4 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, Alma Linux 9, Linux Mint 21, and more.
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More Developers Use Linux than Mac, Report Shows

The 2022 StackOverflow developer survey shows that more developers use Linux than Mac. And while Windows remains the most used platform with developers overall it’s not by as much as…

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How to Uninstall a Yum Package

Tutorial on the steps for uninstalling a single package using Yum and how to specify the multiple packages with the same command using relevant examples.

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How to Install Linux Kernel 6.1 on Rocky Linux, Alma Linux

This beginner tutorial will show you how to install Linux kernel 6.1 on AlmaLinux 9 and Rocky Linux 9 systems.
 
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Canonical Considering IPO in 2023: What It Means for Ubuntu

Canonical, the company that funds the development of Ubuntu, is likely to go public through an initial public offering (IPO) in 2023.
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FSF Blogs: IDAD 2022: Celebrating the freedom to share with a new advocacy video

For IDAD 2022, FSF staff took to the streets to ask passersby what they think about digital sharing. Read our wrapup and watch the first in a series of videos we are releasing in the coming days.

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Manjaro Linux 22 Releases With Kernel 6.1, GNOME 43, Xfce 4.18

Check out the release highlights of Manjaro Linux 22 “Sikaris,” which brings the latest Kernel 6.1, GNOME 43, KDE Plasma 5.26, and Xfce 4.18.
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Ear Tag (GTK Audio Tag Editor) Gets a Major Performance Boost

A quick run-through of what’s been added to Ear Tag, a beautifully designed utility for editing the metadata of audio files quickly, and easily on Linux.
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Linus Torvalds Announces First Linux Kernel 6.2 Release

The final release of the Linux 6.2 kernel series is expected in mid-February 2023. Learn more about the release here.
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Patch Now: Serious Linux Kernel Security Hole ksmbd Uncovered

The Zero Day Initiative originally rated this Linux 5.15 in-kernel SMB server, ksmbd, bug a perfectly awful 10. Learn more here.
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10 tutorials to study for RHCSA certification in 2023

Add the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) badge to your resume with the help of these study guides.
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Difference Between ‘apt remove’ and ‘apt purge’

The apt package manager is a command-line utility used by Debian-based Linux distributions. Here’s how to use it to uninstall an existing application.
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How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu

Google Chrome is one of the most popular and widely used browsers across all computing platforms. Here’s how to install it on Ubuntu systems.
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How to Find Default User ID, Password for Unattended Installation

Check out this tutorial on how to find VirtualBox default user ID and password and how to enable and disable the unattended installation.
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This App Enhance your Photo Images to 4K Resolution or Higher

Got photo images but not clear enough? Or you want to convert them into 4K resolution without losing quality? This app can help! It’s upscayl, a free and open-source app for Linux, Windows, and macOS. It uses AI modules to upscale single or batch of photo images into 7680×5120 (or double resolution 15360×10240). Supported AI […]

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Critical Linux Vulnerability Found to Impact SMB Servers

A Linux vulnerability with a CVSS score of 10 has been found to affect SMB servers and can lead to remote code execution.

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remotecontrol @ Savannah: The Christmas Electric Grid Emergency

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Surrendering control of an HVAC thermostat to an electricity company enables them to change the temperature settings as they see fit.

Maintaining personal control of a…

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How to Fix “E: Unable to Locate Package” Error in Ubuntu

This article explains the possible causes and fixes to the Ubuntu Linux error “E: Unable to locate package name.”
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