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MoonRay: DreamWorks’ Open-Source Gift

Ready to take your animation to the next level? DreamWorks Animation has just released MoonRay as open-source software.
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Top Linux Distributions for Students in 2023

In this guide, we examine some of the top Linux distributions that streamline the learning process for students learning Linux.
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Get 10% Off Steam Deck Until March 23

Dying to get your hands on Valve’s Linux-powered Steam Deck? Well, there’s a limited-time discount you’ll want to be aware of. To celebrate the first anniversary of the Steam Deck’s…

The post Get 10% Off Steam Deck Until March 23 is from OMG! Linux and reproduction without permission is, like, a nope.

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Create a libvirt network with Open vSwitch

libvirt’s default Linux bridge imposes limitations with some advanced network features. Try using OVS to implement libvirt networks instead.
Read More at Enable SysadminThe post Create a libvirt network with Open vSwitch appeared first on Linux.c…

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How to Install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS With Screenshots

This comprehensive guide provides you with a straightforward process for how to install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS in nine simple steps.
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Distribution Release: Murena 1.9

The Murena project provides open source images for common smartphones, open source cloud-based storage, calendar, and backup solutions, and sells phones with /e/OS pre-installed. The project has announced the release of /e/OS 1.9 which includes severa…

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Ksnip 1.10.1 Add KDE Support for Scale Factor [Ubuntu PPA]

Ksnip, the popular free open-source screenshot and annotation tool, released 1.10.1 version yesterday. Ksnip is a Qt based screenshot tool with editing features, that works in Windows, macOS, and Linux on both Wayland and Xorg. It’s one of my top favorite applications for adding annotations in screenshot. The app just released version 1.10.1 one day […]

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How to Install Ntopng to Monitor Network Traffic on Debian 11

Ntopng is an open-source network monitoring tool that monitors real-time network traffic from a web interface. In this article, you will learn how to install Ntopng on Debian 11.

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Automatically Take Steam Save-Game Snapshots Using Steamback

Steamback is a Steam Deck plug-in and desktop application which adds versioned save-game snapshots to Steam Cloud-enabled games. Learn more here.
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How to Set Up Multi-Master PostgreSQL Replication on Ubuntu 22.04

PostgreSQL is an open-source database management system focusing on extensibility and SQL compliance. This tutorial will install the PostgreSQL database server on Ubuntu 22.04 servers and set up Multi-Master replication with multiple servers via Bucard…

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Arch Linux vs Other Linux Distros: Which is Right for You?

Check out this basic comparison between Arch Linux and other Linux distros, highlighting their features, release models, advantages, and more.
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Gary Benson: Which APT repository did a package come from?

$ apt policy wget
wget:
Installed: 1.21.2-2ubuntu1
Candidate: 1.21.2-2ubuntu1
Version table:
*** 1.21.2-2ubuntu1 500
500 http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jammy/main amd64 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status

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How to Install XCP-ng Hypervisor

This tutorial explains what XCP-ng is, what the key features of XCP-ng are, and how to install XCP-ng Hypervisor using an ISO image file.
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Transmission 4.0.2 Released with Numerous Bug-Fixes [Ubuntu PPA]

Transmission BitTorrent client got another bug-fix release for the new major 4.0.0 that was released a month ago. The new Transmission 4.0.2 fixed the bug that some torrents thought they were magnet links, auto-add watch folder issue for macOS, broken speed limits for utp peers, and using announce-list when creating single-tracker private torrents. The release […]

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Gary Benson: Python debugger

By the way, if you’ve never used Python’s debugger, it really is as simple as adding a call to the built-in function breakpoint() at the point you want it to stop.

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How Do I Create a New Database in MySQL

To create a new database in MySQL using the Windows terminal, the “CREATE DATABASE <new-databasename>” command can be used.

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SimulIDE – The Free Electronic Workbench Software

Simulide is a free/open source electronic workbench software, that is, a real-time circuit simulator with PIC, AVR and Arduino simulation. It is suitable for hobbyist and student in electronic engineering. It is available for GNU/Linux, Windows (32-bit…

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FOSS Weekly #23.11: Ubuntu 23.04 Features, 2 New Distros, Terminal Basics and More Linux Stuff

Two new distros have been announced this week. Apart from that, take a look at the features of the upcoming Ubuntu 23.04.

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Terminal Basics Series #5: View the File Contents in Linux

In this chapter of the Terminal Basics series, you’ll learn about viewing the contents of files in the Linux command line.

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How to Mount Windows/USB NTFS Partition in RHEL Systems

The post How to Mount Windows/USB NTFS Partition in RHEL Systems first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Are you trying to access an NTFS partition or NTFS formatted USB drive on an RHEL-based operating system, and have encountered…

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