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Python Count Unique Values in the List

To count unique values in the Python list the “set()” function, the “collections” module, the “for” loop, and the “Numpy” library are used in Python.

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How to Install CodeIgniter on Ubuntu 22.04

In this tutorial, we will show you how to install open-source PHP framework CodeIgniter on an Ubuntu 22.04 system.
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Understanding Linux File and Directory Permissions

In this guide, you’ll master the chmod command in Linux to gain a deeper understanding of Linux file and directory permissions.
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How to Update Snap Packages in Ubuntu

Snap packages are automatically updated. But you can still control the updates manually. Learn all about Snap updates here.

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Matplotlib Spectrogram

Python’s “Matplotlib” library provides the “matplotlib.pyplot.specgram()” function that is used to draw a spectrogram in Python.

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Prompt for Input in Bash

Comprehensive tutorial on the uses of prompt with the “read” command in the Bash script and the benefits of using a prompt message with the “read” command.

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Python List -1 Index

In Python, the “-1” special list index shows the usage of negative indexing, which means the last object of the specified list.

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Learn the Basics of Git to Manage Projects Efficiently {Beginner’s Guide}

The post Learn the Basics of Git to Manage Projects Efficiently {Beginner’s Guide} first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Git is the most popular version control system (VCS) used by developers and development teams to keep track …

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Development Release: MX Linux 23 Beta 1

Following two unannounced alpha releases, the first beta of MX Linux 23 has been officially released. It is based on the upcoming Debian 12 and features Xfce 4.18, KDE Plasma 5.27 and Fluxbox 1.3.7. “MX Linux 23 beta 1 is now available for testing. MX…

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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 1021

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: rlxos GNU/LinuxNews: An overview of Void’s features, how to use awk, Microsoft publishes a Linux distroQuestions and answers: Finding colours in the output of some commandsReleased last week: Oracle Linux 9.2To…

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How to Install EFK Logging Stack on Ubuntu 22.04

Learn how to install the EFK stack on Ubuntu 22.04 and send container logs to Kibana after filtering and transforming them using Fluentd.
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unifont @ Savannah: Unifont 15.0.04 Released

28 May 2023 Unifont 15.0.04 is now available.  This is a minor release, and the final release to have TrueType fonts in its default build.  Future releases will only build their OpenType equivalents, although it will still be possible to build TrueTy…

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Spleeter: Source Separation Library

Spleeter is a source separation library with pre-trained models written in Python and uses Tensorflow for its computation. Learn more here.
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Using the Pop!_OS auto-tiling feature for efficient window management

Pop!_OS is a Linux distribution that’s well-known for its user-friendly interface and feature-rich environment. One of its most innovative features is auto-tiling, a functionality that automatically arranges your windows in a grid, helping you manage y…

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How to Extract a .7z Compressed File from Terminal in Linux

Using this guide, you’ll learn how to quickly extract a .7z compressed file from the terminal in Linux.
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Tube Converter Gets New Backend for Improved Stability

A major update to Tube Converter is now available. If you’re not familiar with this GTK4/libadwaita app, it’s a GUI tool that makes it easy to download videos from YouTube (assuming you have permission, etc) and a number of other popular vi…

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How to Stress Test CPU in Linux

Want to stress test your CPU in Linux? Learn how to do it effortlessly with this step-by-step guide.
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20 Best PSP Games for PC

As an avid gaming enthusiast, you may have heard of PPSSPP games. These gems, playable via the PPSSPP emulator, bring the world of portable gaming to your computer. Whether you’re a fan of action, adventure, RPG, or racing games, this extensive guide to the 20 best PSP Games for PC covers you. So, let’s dive into these unforgettable gaming experiences. How to Play PPSSPP Games To play PPSSPP games on your Linux machine, you need to install the PPSSPP emulator. 1. Installing PPSSPP Emulator For Fedora, use dnf to install the emulator – On Arch-based distributions, you can install PPSSPP…

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Ubuntu Summit 2023 Date & Location Revealed

Join me in hearing an imaginary drum roll as I reveal the date and location of the next Ubuntu Summit. This year, Riga in Latvia will host Ubuntu’s in-person soirée, from November 3rd to November 5th at the The Radisson Blu Latvija Hotel. Interes…

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Python Print List Without Brackets

To print the list various methods such as the “for” loop, “join()”, “List Comprehension”, “str()” function, and “asterisk” ‘*’ operators are used in Python.

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