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Terminal Basics Series #5: View the File Contents in Linux

In this chapter of the Terminal Basics series, you’ll learn about viewing the contents of files in the Linux command line.

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How to Mount Windows/USB NTFS Partition in RHEL Systems

The post How to Mount Windows/USB NTFS Partition in RHEL Systems first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .Are you trying to access an NTFS partition or NTFS formatted USB drive on an RHEL-based operating system, and have encountered…

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How to Use Ansible to Automate Logical Volume Manager in Linux

This tutorial explains how to use Ansible to automate the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) setup in Linux operating systems.
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Ken Thompson, UNIX Co-Creator, Is Moving to Debian GNU/Linux

Ken Thompson has shared incredible news: he’s moving to GNU/Linux, specifically Raspbian. See why in his latest announcement.
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Next Debian/Ubuntu Releases Will No Longer Allow pip install

The next Debian/Ubuntu releases will likely no longer allow pip install outside a virtual environment because of conflicts between pip and the OS package manager.
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openSUSE Gains Momentum: A Look at Its Growing Popularity

From strength to strength! The popular Linux distro openSUSE has doubled its user base in a year. Here’s more on that.
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FSF Events: Free Software Directory meeting on IRC: Friday, March 17, starting at 12:00 EDT (16:00 UTC)

Join the FSF and friends on Friday, March 17, from 12:00
to 15:00 EDT (16:00 to 19:00 UTC)
to help improve the Free Software Directory.

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Despite What You’ve Heard, Open Source 101 Isn’t Just for Newbies

Although Open Source 101 (which will be held for the first time in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday March 23) targets those new to open source, veteran open sourcers can find benefits from attending, too.
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KDE Plasma 5.27.3 Enables Night Light on ARM Devices

KDE Plasma 5.27.3 enables the Night Color feature on ARM devices that don’t support Gamma LUTs but support color transform matrices.
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Ubuntu Flatpak Remix Adds Flatpak Support Preinstalled

If you’re looking for a version of Ubuntu that includes Flatpak support out of the box, there’s one clear option.

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How to Send Messages to Logged-in Users on Linux Terminals

Learn how to send messages to all users in a Linux system logged in via a terminal window using an SSH client.
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Liferea News Reader 1.14.1 Released with A Critical Security Fix

For users of Liferea feed reader, new version 1.14.1 and 1.12.10 were released few days ago. All users are urged to upgrade due to an important security fix. Liferea is a free open-source GTK3 feed reader that brings together all of the content from your favorite subscriptions into a simple interface. It can synchronizes with […]

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How to cache Ansible facts with MongoDB

Ansible’s flexibility and variety of fact caching plugins allow you to design the solutions that best fit your requirements.
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Useful Gedit Plug-Ins for Software Developers

Gedit offers almost all the features expected from a basic text editor, but if that’s not enough, you can add more functionality via plug-ins.
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Pulsar – The New Atom Editor Successor

Pulsar version 1 for the first time released on Thursday, 15 December 2022 is the official successor to the free/open source Atom Editor software. Its slogan now says “A Community-led Hyper-Hackable Text Editor”. The release date of Pulsar matches exac…

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Getting Started With UFW on Ubuntu 22.04

UFW is the default firewall configuration tool for Ubuntu Linux and provides a user-friendly way to configure the firewall. Learn more here.
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GNU Guix: Building Toolchains with Guix

In order to deploy embedded software using Guix we first need to teach Guix
how to cross-compile it. Since Guix builds everything from source, this
means we must teach Guix how to build our cross-compilation toolchain.The Zephyr Project uses its own…

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How to Add a Shutdown (Power Off) Button to Your Desktop on Linux Mint 21

In Linux Mint 21 shutdown button can be added on the desktop by adding shutdown command in the Launcher properties. Find more details in this tutorial.

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How Do I Execute a Bash Script in Terminal

To run a bash script in terminal there are four ways: through its path, through source, through sh command and through bash interpreter.

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Generating Random Numbers in Some Range in C++

rand() and srand() functions are used to generate random numbers in C++ language. Follow this guide for more help.

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