GCompris 3.0 introduces eight new activities, including mouse-click training and training for learning decimal quantities with pie or rectangle charts.
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This is on what filesystem is, how to check the type of mounted filesystem in Linux, and the techniques of the mounted filesystem by writing every command.
In this Linux Hint article, you will learn how to specify the read and write attributes of files using the O_RDONLY, O_WRONLY, and O_RDWR flags.
In this article, we have discussed an “awk” command that is widely used to directly hit the content of the file that is needed.
The “DataFrame.replace()”, “pandas.factorize()”, and the “LabelEncoder()” method is used to convert categorical values to integers in Pandas DataFrame.
VirtualBox 7.0.6 introduces initial support for the upcoming Linux 6.2 kernel series as well as for RHEL 9.1 and UEK7. Learn more here.
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I don’t remember when’s the last time auto-save session feature works correctly in my Ubuntu machine. While, enabling hibernation could be the best choice now to save and restore all open app windows in Ubuntu. But for those who really like the auto-save session feature, here’s an Gnome Shell extension can do the job partially. […]
A fresh set of supplemental wallpapers will accompany the GNOME 44 release this spring, and no lie: they’re stunning. I care about desktop wallpapers more than most. On my desktop…
The post Wow, GNOME 44’s New Backgrounds Are Stunning is from OMG! Linux and reproduction without permission is, like, a nope.
A guide on using the np.where() function and the apply() function to create case statements to determine when the condition is satisfied or returns a value.
Guide on how to check the disk space from the command line using two commands and how to use them to check the usage summary by different files and folders.
The article provides a way to wait for a specific process to complete in Linux. We have used the wait command to wait for the running process.