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How to fix the “Read-Only File System” error on Ubuntu

If you’re an Ubuntu user and you’ve ever encountered the “Read-Only File System” error, you know how frustrating it can be. This error message usually occurs when the file system is set to read-only mode, which means that you cannot make any changes to…

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Wike is a Wikipedia Reader for Linux Desktops

Most of us read Wikipedia in our web browsers but those looking for an alternative, app-like experience on Linux will want to check out Wike. Wike is a GTK4/libadwaita Wikipedia…

The post Wike is a Wikipedia Reader for Linux Desktops is from OMG! Linux and reproduction without permission is, like, a nope.

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gnulib @ Savannah: Gnulib helps you porting to Android

An Android app has a UI written in Java, not on top of a C/C++ based GUI toolkit (GNOME, Qt, KDE, wxWidgets, …). Gnulib cannot help you porting this part of an application to Android.

But when an application has a large part written in C, and yo…

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Fedora Project Launches Revamped Website

The Fedora Project website has received a significant upgrade. Explore the fresh design and improved user experience.
The post Fedora Project Launches Revamped Website appeared first on Linux Today.

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GNU Taler news: GNU Taler v0.9.2 released

We are happy to announce the release of GNU Taler v0.9.2.

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Canonical Bringing Livepatch Support to HWE Kernels

Ubuntu Pro subscribers will be able to apply reboot-free updates to more Linux kernels from July. As spotted by our friends at Neowin, Canonical announced Livepatch support for Hardware Enablement (HWE) kernels starting this summer. The first HWE kerne…

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Edubuntu 23.04: Ubuntu Desktop Packed with Educational Software

Edubuntu 23.04 was developed in collaboration with teachers and technologists as an official Ubuntu flavor designed for use in classrooms. Learn more here.
The post Edubuntu 23.04: Ubuntu Desktop Packed with Educational Software appeared first on Linux…

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How To Check Existence of Input Argument in a Bash Shell Script

We can use different techniques to check the existence of input arguments, such as using the “test” command, the “$#” variable, or the “-n” option.

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How to Change Username on Debian 11 Bullseye

You can change the username on Debian from terminal or GUI. This article provides a detailed guide on how to change the username on the latest Debian 11.

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How to Change from Default to Alternative Python Version on Debian

You can change from the default to alternative Python version on Debian anytime from the “–update -alternatives” command.

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How to Back up a Table in Oracle?

To create a backup of a table, the “CREATE TABLE” statement, the “EXP” command, or the “SQL Developer” tool can be used in Oracle.

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git-stash Command in Git | Explained

The “git stash” command is used to temporarily save uncommitted changes that users made in their working copy, then they can easily work on something else.

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Get-ChildItem: Listing Files, Registry and Certificates

The cmdlet “Get-ChildItem” gets items and child items from one or more specified locations. Moreover, the “-Recurse” parameter gets items from a sub-directory.

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C++ Program to Convert Decimal to Binary

To convert a decimal number to binary in C++, divide the decimal number by 2 until the decimal number becomes 0. Read more in this guide.

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C User-Defined Functions vs Library Functions

The user-defined functions in C are made by developers and library functions are already built-in. Follow this guide to learn the difference between them.

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How to Fix – bash: pip: command not found

The “pip: command not found” error can be easily corrected by checking if pip is installed, installing it if necessary, and setting the path to pip in the Bash.

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How to Add a New Element to an Array Without Specifying the Index in Bash

To add a New Element to an Array Without Specifying the Index in Bash, use the += operator with the name of the array. Read this guide for more details.

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Simon Josefsson: Sigstore protects Apt archives: apt-verify & apt-sigstore

Do you want your apt-get update to only ever use files whose hash checksum have been recorded in the globally immutable tamper-resistance ledger rekor provided by the Sigstore? Well I thought you’d never ask, but now you can, thanks to my new projec…

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Generate Linux Commands from English Text Using ChatGPT AI

An AI in your Linux terminal to turn your commands in plain English language to actual Linux commands.

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Using Smartmontools in Linux to check the health of your HDDs or SSDs

In this article, we’ll discuss how to use Smartmontools in Linux to check the health of your HDDs or SSDs. We’ll explore the different tools that Smartmontools offers, along with practical examples and troubleshooting tips. Additionally, we’ll cover ho…

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