In Linux, everything is a file, which means all input/output resources are exposed as files through the file system namespace. This guide shows how to use the chown command to change the file ownership associated with files in Linux.
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If you’ve been pining (heh) for a souped-up, super-fast Linux tablet running on open source software, Pine64 have you covered. Today, Pine64 announced the PineTab2 – a successor to its…
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This step-by-step tutorial shows the installation process of the LaTeX package, editor, and compiler on Debian 10 and Debian 11.
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React.js is a free and open-source JavaScript framework used for building reusable UI components. This tutorial will show you how to install React.js on Ubuntu 22.04, so you can create rich and engaging web apps quickly with minimal coding.
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TrueNAS SCALE is a Deban-based network attached storage (NAS) operating system. The project’s latest release, TrueNAS 22.12.0 “SCALE” introduces a bulk upgrade feature and improves upon rootless logins. “TrueNAS SCALE 22.12.0 has been released and inc…
Nessus is an open-source network vulnerability scanner for vulnerability assessments, penetration testing, and ethical hacking. This guide describes how to install and set up Nessus Security Scanner and its CLI on the Rocky Linux server.
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It’s the end of the year, and the holidays are upon us, but we’re not slowing down at the Linux Foundation. We’ve launched a new foundation for Overture Maps, an intent to launch Open Metaverse, and our Annual Report is now available! Plus, three recently published reports from LF Research, community updates, December deals from LF Training & Certification, and more.
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It’s taken 18 years, now GNOME is finally adding an icon view to its native file picker. Anyone who has spent time using the GNOME desktop will have noticed that…
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Java is one of the most popular programming languages. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Java along with OpenJDK and its corresponding JRE and JDK on Debian 11.
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There are 4 ways to write any file while bash scripting that are: using directional operators, using tee command, using printf and using heredoc format.
You can find color codes by inspecting the HTML page and selecting colors from the color picker or using the Eye dropper feature.
This post will guide you in understanding how temporary tables work. We will create a temporary table, then try to access it from another session.
Tutorial on how to convert the string format to IP addresses in direct binary using the inet_pton() function, its function, input arguments, and data type.
These are the 10 best web browsers that you can use on your Ubuntu PC as in 2023. Web browser listed here are all tested on latest Ubuntu 22.04 LTS edition.
This guide has detailed each of the floating data types with examples. PostgreSQL has three floating-point data types: real, numeric (x, y), and float(n).
Guide on how to use the getaddrinfo() function to resolve the IP address of a domain and get the information from the server to open a socket and connect to it.
Comprehensive tutorial on how to return an array from a function in C++ using the pointers and their types, the use of structures, and the std::array function.
Practical tutorial on the radix sort and counting algorithm using different kinds of sorting algorithms that are available on the market along with examples.
Practical tutorial on how to check if crontab is working using two methods – checking the cron service and running the cronjob along with practical examples.
The public IP address is unique for each device connected to the internet and the private IP address is assigned to each device connected to your local network.