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Budgie 10.9 Desktop Debuts With Preliminary Wayland Porting

Budgie Desktop evolves with the 10.9 release, boasting an improved Bluetooth applet and groundwork for the Wayland transition. Here’s more on that!
The post Budgie 10.9 Desktop Debuts With Preliminary Wayland Porting appeared first on Linux Today.

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How to install Windows XP ISO in VirtualBox?

To install Windows XP ISO, download the ISO image, create the virtual machine by providing the ISO image, allocate the basic resources, and install Windows XP.

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How to Install Google Chrome on Kali Linux

To install Google Chrome on Kali Linux, users can either use the “.deb” file to install Chrome or use the Flatpak official repository.

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How to Fix “Kernel Driver not Installed (rc=-1908)” Error in VirtualBox?

To fix this issue on Mac, allow the app from “security and privacy” and on Linux, install Linux headers and VirtualBox dkms.

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Boosting Your Terminal Productivity: Oh My Zsh Plugins that You Need

Guide on how to make your terminal usage to a power user level by taking advantage of Oh My Zsh and its powerful plugins and themes for terminal productivity.

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Monitor CPU and GPU Temperature in Raspberry Pi

Here’s how to keep an eye on the CPU and GPU temperature of your Raspberry Pi in both GUI and command line.

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Get Firefox VA-API Hardware Acceleration working on NVIDIA GPU

For Ubuntu machine with NVIDIA graphics card, here’s how to implement hardware acceleration for video playback in Firefox web browser. Firefox so far only supports VA-API for GPU decoding to offload CPU and save power. Both Intel and AMD GPUs support VA-API. However, NVIDIA so far supports the api only through the open-source Nouveau driver. […]

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Linux is an Art – Driving Force Behind Linux

The post Linux is an Art – Driving Force Behind Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .In the vast landscape of computer operating systems, Linux stands out as a masterpiece – an art form that has revolutionized the way we i…

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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 1055

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: CNIX OS 231204News: Gentoo presents ongoing work happening in the project, UBports introduces connectivity and battery improvements, Haiku develo…

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Distribution Release: SystemRescue 11.00

The DistroWatch news feed is brought to you by TUXEDO COMPUTERS. SystemRescue, a specialist live Linux distribution based on Arch Linux and designed for administrating and repairing computer systems and rescuing files, has been updated to version 11.0…

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C++ Vector of Pairs

Practical guide on the concept of C++ vector of pairs and the various examples to illustrate its practical applications for efficient manipulation of elements.

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String View in C++

Tutorial on utilizing “std::string_view” in C++ for code optimization, unnecessary memory overhead reduction, and the overall efficiency of C++ applications.

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C++ Std::Map::Erase Examples

Guide on the examples of “std::map::erase” function in C++ to remove the elements from “std::map” by erasing the key, iterator, range, or based on a predicate.

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C++ std:any Examples

Practical guide on the features of “std::any”, its usage patterns, and practical examples that illustrate its role in writing a robust and flexible C++ code.

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Special Characters in C++

Tutorial on the significance of special characters in C++ to control the flow of a program and represent the non-printable entities and illustrate their usage.

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C++ Print Double Data Type

Tutorial on the concept of printing the complete value of double data types in C++ programming by utilizing the setprecision(), fixed, and scientific methods.

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C++ Precedence Examples

Guide on C++ precedence examples, the order of the operators in which they are computed, and how the expressions are solved according to the order precedence.

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C++ Move Constructor

Practical guide on the “move” constructor in C++ programming to effectively relocate an object’s resources to another object and the benefits of utilizing it.

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C++ Getters and Setters Methods

Practical tutorial on the concept of getters and setters in C++ programming to offer a better abstraction and encapsulation of the class’s internal operations.

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How to Install GNOME’s New Camera App in Ubuntu 24.04/23.10

GNOME introduced new core camera app in the release of version 45, which however not adopted as default in Ubuntu 23.10 or Fedora 39. If you want to try it out, then here’s how to do the trick in Ubuntu 24.04 and/or Ubuntu 23.10, and workaround “No Camera Found” issue. The new camera app, aka […]

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