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Need a Simple Reminder App? Try Reminders for Linux

Need help staying on top of your to-do items? The Reminders app for Linux might be able to help. Reminders is a simple, straightforward GTK4/libadwaita app that lets you schedule…

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Our hands-on review of AlmaLinux 9 Minimal Edition

AlmaLinux is a free and open-source enterprise-grade Linux distribution. It is a community-driven project that is designed to be a drop-in replacement for CentOS, a widely used Linux distribution that was recently discontinued. AlmaLinux is created to …

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How to Integrate Sudoers With OpenLDAP Server

In this tutorial, we will set up and integrate sudoers with the OpenLDAP server for centralized user and sudo privileges management.
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a2ps @ Savannah: a2ps 4.15.1 released [stable]

GNU a2ps is a filter which generates PostScript from various formats,
with pretty-printing features, strong support for many alphabets, and
customizable layout.

See https://www.gnu.org/software/a2ps/ for more information.

This is a bug-fix relea…

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a2ps @ Savannah: a2ps 4.15.1 released [stable]

GNU a2ps is a filter which generates PostScript from various formats,
with pretty-printing features, strong support for many alphabets, and
customizable layout.

See https://www.gnu.org/software/a2ps/ for more information.

This is a bug-fix relea…

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Send Files Securely Over Local Networks With LocalSend

LocalSend is a free and open-source, cross-platform alternative to AirDrop for sending files securely over the local network. Learn more here.
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Connecting ESP32 & ESP8266 to Arduino Cloud IoT

Arduino IoT Cloud has support for multiple boards including ESP32 and ESP8266. Using the Arduino IoT, we can monitor our devices remotely. Read more here.

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Scrcpy 2.0 is out! How to Install & Use this Android Remote Control App

The free open-source Android screen mirroring and remote control application, Scrcpy, released version 2.0 today! The new release feature audio forwarding support! Meaning it’s not only mirroring your Android screen, but also sending the sound from Android to your PC speaker. The new feature supports Android 11 and higher. It’s enabled by default, though there’s […]

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How to write efficient Bash scripts with control structures

Bash is a command-line shell and programming language widely used on Unix-based operating systems. It is an essential tool for system administrators and developers who need to automate tasks or perform complex operations.

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30 Java Programming Examples

Practical guide on 30 Java Programming examples to help the new Java users to learn the basic Java programming and develop a software of different platforms.

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AWS IAM: Working, Components, and Features Explained

Amazon offers the IAM service to enhance the security of the AWS services, and it also allows the accessibility of AWS services from the outside world.

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10 must-know Bash shell scripting tips and tricks for beginners

Bash shell scripting is a versatile and flexible tool for automating tasks and streamlining workflows in a Unix-like environment. It has become a popular language for both beginners and experienced developers alike. In this article, we will provide som…

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How to Create a Desktop Icon for an AppImage Application in Linux

Learn how to add a desktop icon for an AppImage-based application and launch it from the app menu like any other application.
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GNOME Extensions Site Now Shows Download Counts

Ever wondered how many downloads your favorite GNOME Shell extension gets? Maybe you fancy trying to gauge the relative popularity of certain type of add-ons like Dash to Dock, OpenWeather,…

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15 essential Bash debugging techniques and tools

Bash is a widely used command-line interface and scripting language in Unix-based operating systems. As with any software, Bash scripts can contain bugs that lead to errors, unexpected behaviors, or even crashes. Debugging is the process of identifying…

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InvokeAI: A Stable Diffusion Toolkit

InvokeAI is a Stable Diffusion toolkit that provides a streamlined process with various new features and options to aid the image generation process. Learn more here.
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MusicPod is a New Music, Podcast, and Radio Player for Ubuntu

MusicPod is a promising new music, podcast, and internet radio app for Ubuntu desktops that’s built with Flutter. Learn more inside.
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BSD Release: helloSystem 0.8.1

helloSystem is a FreeBSD-based, desktop-oriented operating system. The project seeks to provide a macOS-style desktop interface and layout while using open source software. The project has published an update to its 0.8.x series which includes a numbe…

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7 Best Ubuntu Screen Recorders for Everyday Use

Comprehensive guide on the top 7 reliable screen recorders available in the market for Linux and on the latest and older Ubuntu versions for everyday use.

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Differences between the return and exit Commands

The aim of return is to return a value from a Bash function whereas the objective of exit is to exit from a Bash script. Read this guide for more details.

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