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FSF Blogs: November 16-18: Envelop yourself in stuffing at FSF’s fundraiser mailing

Upcoming stuff-a-thon! Help the FSF in its fall fundraiser.

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How to Use the Bash Case Statement

Comprehensive tutorial on how you can use the Bash case statement using two examples and some scenarios in Ubuntu 22.04 through practical examples.

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How to Check and Control Your CPU Frequency in Ubuntu

High CPU usage is a big indicator of high power consumption. Learn how you can optimize your computer by controlling its CPU frequency.
The post How to Check and Control Your CPU Frequency in Ubuntu appeared first on Linux Today.

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An introduction to quantum computing

The peculiar world of quantum mechanics points the way to a whole new kind of computer. If you’re wondering how quantum computers work, we’ll give you an inside view.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-10-28 13:26:01

Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the little links that bring us closer within the Linux kernel community.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-10-28 13:25:56

After vowing to not be impressed by AI-generated images, Graham has spent this month communing with Stable Diffusion like it’s some locally installed oracle or prophet of truth.

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Easy entry to microcontroller programming

The Nibble kit by CircuitMess is a freely programmable mobile game console that makes getting started with microcontroller programming a breeze.

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Replacing history with McFly

McFly improves on the venerable history command with a customizable interface and contextualized results.

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Introducing the Zing zero-packet network utility

Zing is a lightweight, zero-packet network utility similar to ping that provides ping functionality without the payload.

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Betta Get Betta, Meta

When Facebook renamed itself Meta in honor of its new vision of a virtual reality metaverse, I knew they were taking their initiative very seriously. I will admit, though, it was a little difficult to figure out what they were talking about.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-10-28 13:25:40

This month in Linux Voice.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-10-28 13:25:37

Manjaro 21.3.7-220816 and Arch Linux 2022.10.01

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-10-28 13:25:36

In the news: TUXEDO OS; Native GPU Driver for Apple Silicon; Linux Kernel 6.0; System76 Skips Pop!_OS 22.10 to Focus on COSMIC Desktop; New Look for System76 Thelio; Ubuntu Software Store Rumored to Replace Gnome Software; and a New Arch-Based Linux Di…

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Running with the Pack

Not just one operating system, Puppy Linux is a diverse collection of lightweight operating systems designed for efficiency.

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Language “efficiency”

The efficiency alone of a programming language doesn’t show the full picture.

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Representing paint molecules with JChemPaint

Drawings of molecules can be made with a graphics program like Inkscape. But structural formulas turn out even better if you use the JChemPaint professional molecule editor.

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Innovative Linux Package Managers

The traditional package management systems on Linux are now somewhat outdated, but AppImage, Flatpak, and Snap see some interesting new management systems enter the fray.

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Tracking command history across multiple computers

Atuin adds some handy queries to the shell history function, while letting you synchronize your command history across the network.

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Structure your ideas with Heimer mind maps

Mind maps help you organize your thoughts and ideas in a clear-cut tree structure. Heimer can help you draw those trees.

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Easy access to third-party software with deb-get

Deb-get gives Debian and Ubuntu users easy access to third-party software.

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