Cloudflare has announced a complete revamp of its sponsorship program that is much more inclusive. Learn more here.
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Highlights of the Tux Paint 0.9.30 release include new re-sizing options for many of the Magic effect tools. Learn more here.
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While these privacy-centric Linux distros target niche Linux communities, many are robust enough to be used for general-purpose computing.
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The “compile()” function in Python is a built-in function that is utilized to compile Python code into “bytecode” by accepting several parameters.
To create a pie chart in Python, the “matplotlib” library’s “pie()” function can be used along with the multiple required parameters.
The “numpy.linalg.inv()” function of the “numpy.linalg” module is utilized to compute the inverse of the given nonsingular matrix.
The Python “next()” function iterates over an iterable object and returns the next item from the iterable and stops with the exception when no items are left.
Google Summer of Code (GSoC 2023) promises exciting projects across the Linux ecosystem, which will benefit everyone.
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We want to share with you a note from our experience in converting a 320GB hard disk drive from MBR to GPT without data loss. We use gdisk, a famous tool by Roderick “Rodsbooks” Smith, and do several steps to finish it in a very quick time. Here’s the …
The “sorted()” function is used to sort the strings, lists, tuples, etc. in ascending or descending order or based on single or multiple “key” parameter values.
Packed with exciting new features targeted at advanced users, Nyxt 3.0 keyboard-driven browser hit the streets. Here’s what’s new!
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The “List Comprehension”, the “filter()” function, and the “list.remove()” method is used to remove all instances from the Python list.
The “built-in file” operations, “regular expressions”, “read()” and “readlines()” methods are used to find a string in a file and print it in Python.
The latest iteration of the Bohdi Linux distribution is now available for those who want to experience what’s in store and for testing purposes.
KDE Plasma is one of the first GNU/Linux desktop environments to receive HDR support, starting with KDE Plasma 6.0.
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openSUSE devs are considering renaming the MicroOS Desktop edition to another to make distinguishing between its various products easier.
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Do you see a pitch black window when you open Firefox on Ubuntu 23.04? If so, you’re not alone. Thing is, until today, I thought I was alone. I thought this issue, which I’ve only experienced when using Ubuntu’s default Wayland sessio…
To compare strings in Python, various methods such as the “Comparison Operators” or the “is” and “is not” operators are used.
To create single or multiple vertical lines and spans on your plots various methods such as “axvline()”, “vlines()”, and “ax.axvspan()” are used in Python.
The Pandas “to_records()” method converts a DataFrame to a NumPy record array, which can be exported to other applications.