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Install Nagios Core on openSUSE 15.3 Linux

The post Install Nagios Core on openSUSE 15.3 Linux first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .
Nagios is an open-source, industry-leading, and enterprise-grade monitoring tool that you can use to keep an eye on most if not all aspect…

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Dynamic Memory Allocation in C

DMA is a powerful concept in C language for it removes the drawback of SMA – to make decision before running the program that how many memory blocks are created

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Dart Sets

This article was written to demonstrate the usage of the Dart sets in Ubuntu 20.04. It tried to explain this concept with the help of seven simple examples.

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Dart Interfaces

This is on the use of the interfaces in the Dart: interfaces in Dart, properties that are associated with the Dart, then examples that implemented the Dart.

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How to Generate Random Numbers in JavaScript?

JavaScript Math.random() method is used to generate a random number between two values. The values may be user defined or the method takes 0 and 1 as default values.

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Dart Conditionals

This can assist computation and/or object-oriented approaches since driven all the conditional exists in the dart programming language with the apt example.

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Arithmetic Operator in C

These are types of operators are present in C languages. With these operators, we can manipulate different types of operands or data with different procedure.

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Install Firefox 101 on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Alma Linux, and Fedora

This tutorial will be helpful for beginners to download and install Firefox 101 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Ubuntu 20.04, LinuxMint 20.3, Rocky Linux 8, Alma Linux 9, and Fedora 36.
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Linux Mint Takes Over Development of Timeshift, the Nifty Backup Tool

Timeshift is a popular open source tool for system backups and snapshots via Rsync or Btrfs. Now, Linux Mint has announced it’s assuming maintenance of it.
This post, Linux Mint Takes Over Development of Timeshift, the Nifty Backup Tool is from OMG! Ub…

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The 8 Best Open Source Web Servers

It’s been a long journey since the first web server was released back in 1991. For quite a long time, Apache was the only mention-worthy webserver. Over time, however, other open-source web servers have gained traction.
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Excellent Utilities: horcrux – File Splitter with Encryption and Redundancy

horcrux is an open source tool that’s designed to split files and keep them secure with encryption. This encryption doesn’t require remembering a passphrase or retaining a private key. Instead, the utility uses the Shamir Secret Sharing Scheme to break an encryption key into parts that can be recombined to create the original key, but […]

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Set Up and Manage Log Rotation Using Logrotate

One of the most interesting (and perhaps one of the most important as well) directories in a Linux system is /var/log. According to the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard, the activity of most services running in the system are written to a file inside this…

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FSF Blogs: May GNU Spotlight with Amin Bandali: eleven new GNU releases!

Source: Planet GNU

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Installation of CentOS Stream 9 with Screenshots

When Red Had shifted CentOS from a major release structure to a rolling release, users were angry as hell but CentOS went smooth, and recently they came up with their new release of CentOS Stream in collaboration with Red Hat Engineers and Community.
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How To Use When Conditional Statements In Ansible Playbooks

This guide explains conditional statements and how to use the ‘when’ conditional statements in Ansible playbooks that evaluate conditions and run tasks based on the outcome.
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Linux Lite 6.0 Updates Window Theme, Adds Accessibility Improvements

Linux Lite is a Linux distro based on Ubuntu that includes the ultra-lightweight Xfce desktop environment. The new major version Linux Light 6.0, is now available for download and usage, based on the newest Ubuntu 22.04 LTS release. Here’s what is new….

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Excellent Utilities: Whoogle Search – Self-Hosted Metasearch Engine

Whoogle Search is a privacy-focused search engine. It displays the same results as Google Search but without ads/sponsored content, JavaScript, cookies, or tracking.
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NVIDIA 515.48.07 Linux Graphics Driver Released as First Version with Open-Source Modules

As announced earlier this month, NVIDIA 515.48.07 is the first stable version of NVIDIA’s graphics driver for UNIX systems to offer the source code to a variant of the NVIDIA Linux kernel modules. The source code is available here to tinkerers and has a dual license as MIT/GPLv2. For that, this release adds a new […]

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GNOME Shell for Mobile: A Promising Start with Huge Expectations

An editorial about the GNOME Shell and components for mobile phones in terms of the current state, progress and future.
The post GNOME Shell for Mobile: A Promising Start with Huge Expectations appeared first on Linux Today.

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The 5 best Linux distros for programming

Are you a programmer, engineer, or system administrator looking to maximize your computer’s use? Then, you need the best Linux distro for programming. We chose Fedora because it pushes Linux’s limits and possesses the latest open-source software.

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