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How to Fix “cannot open shared object file” Error in Ubuntu

The good thing with errors associated with any Linux operating system distribution is that they are solutions in waiting. This article guide will walk us through solving the error “cannot open shared object file” which is somewhat prominent in Linux Ub…

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Learn the Socat Command Examples in Linux

The socat command can be likened to the netcat utility which is tied to the TCP and UDP protocols. However, socat has a security advantage (chrooting) over netcat and also supports devices, pipes, files, SSL, client for SOCKS4, TCP sockets, proxy CONNE…

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Ventoy Now Supports More Than 900 ISOs, Enables Secure Boot by Default

Ventoy 1.0.76 is the latest release of this powerful and beloved multiboot USB creator, which finally enables the Secure Boot support option by default when installing Ventoy on your USB flash drive. In addition, this release improves key enrolling for Secure Boot with Super UEFIinSecureBoot Disk 3-3. In addition, the new release adds support for […]

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How to Upgrade from Fedora 35 to Fedora 36

Fedora is a stable and reputable Linux operating system distribution whose developmental credits go to the Fedora Project (Red Hat sponsored). Other companies and organizations also have a role to play in the development of Fedora through additional su…

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FSF Blogs: Beat the heat with GNU summer swag

Source: Planet GNU

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GNOME Is the Winner of Microsoft’s FOSS Fund for May 2022

Whether it comes as a surprise to many of you, Microsoft is paying close attention to open source. Microsoft’s FOSS Fund program provides $10,000 to sponsor open source projects. For May, the award will go to GNOME.
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Display Public IP Address Using the Command Line in Linux

There are two ways to retrieve external/public IP addresses for your Linux server or system. First, the fastest method is by resolving the DNS (dig, host), and the other method is by retrieving data from the server through the HTTP protocol (cURL, wget…

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How to Install phpMyAdmin with Free Let’s Encrypt SSL on Ubuntu 22.04

phpMyAdmin is a free, open-source, web-based application used for managing databases via a web browser. It provides a simple and user-friendly web interface that helps database administrators to query and manage MySQL and MariaDB databases. Here’…

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Microsoft Gives $10k to the GNOME Project (for Being Awesome, Basically)

The GNOME project is set to receive a $10,000 boost from Microsoft. But before anyone gets their underwear twisted there aren’t any strings attached. No acquisitions, no conditions, and certainly no embracing. So what’s the deal? Well, Micr…

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postmarketOS 22.06 Brings Plasma Mobile 22.04 and Release Upgrades to Linux Phones

Coming five and a half months after postmarketOS 21.12, which received no less than five service packs that brought minor improvements and bug fixes, the postmarketOS 22.06 is here to celebrate the project’s 5th anniversary as a major release with several new features, support for new devices, and updated UIs. The biggest new feature in […]

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Install Vsftpd with SSL/TLS on Ubuntu 20.04

Vsftpd ( Very Secure File Transfer Protocol Daemon ) is the default FTP server for Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, and RHEL Linux distributions.
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FSF Events: Friday Free Software Directory on IRC: June 17 starting at 12:00 p.m. EDT/16:00 UTC

Join the FSF and friends this Friday, June 17, from
12:00 p.m. to 3 p.m. EDT (16:00 to 19:00 UTC) to help improve the Free Software Directory.

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How to Install TeamViewer in Ubuntu 22.04 or Debian-Based Distros

Before AnyDesk, TeamViewer was one of the most popular multi-platform remote access and remote control software between computers. TeamViewer is proprietary software and is not included in the Ubuntu repository, but you can still install it on your system by grabbing the deb file from the official TeamViewer website. Today, you will learn how to install TeamViewer on Ubuntu or any Debian-based distributions from a deb file using both CLI and […]

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Mozilla Enables Firefox’s “Total Cookie Protection” Privacy Feature by Default on Desktop

One of Firefox’s strongest privacy features, Total Cookie Protection was first introduced with the Firefox 86 release of the open-source web browser, was extended to the Private Browsing mode with the Firefox 89 release, and further improved in Firefox 91 to prevent data leaks. If you haven’t heard, Total Cookie Protection protects your privacy by […]

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Mozilla Thunderbird Open-Source Email Client Is Coming to Android Devices

After years of talks, both the Mozilla Thunderbird and K-9 Mail projects have decided to focus their efforts on an improved version of the K-9 Mail open-source Android email app by offering users a better account setup experience using Thunderbird’s account auto-configuration wizard, the ability to sync Thunderbird desktop and mobile apps, support for message […]

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Tecmint’s Guide to Red Hat RHCSA / RHCE Certification Based on RHEL 9/8

The Tecmint.com team is pleased to announce that a long-awaited request from you has become a reality: the availability of the RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator) based on RHEL 9 and RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer) ebook based on RHEL 8 in…

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Ubuntu Core Brings Real-Time Processing to Linux IoT

Canonical’s new Ubuntu Core 22 comes with beta real-time processing for Internet of Things devices.
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Voyager Live: Ubuntu LTS Spin with Immersive Experience [Review]

A review of Voyager Linux which is a Ubuntu LTS spin that brings stunning UI for various flavours with themes, Conky and utilities.
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How to Install VLC Media Player in Linux

There is no need to introduce every person on this planet who knows how to operate a PC. Whether it is Linux or Windows systems, they all know what VLC is.
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Isovalent Open Sources Tetragon, eBPF-Based Observability Platform

With Isovalent’s open-source Tetragon, you can all the way down from your cloud applications to deep inside the Linux kernel with eBPF.
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