How to Simulate the Onclick Event in CSS

Clicking on an HTML element triggers the onclick event. In CSS, we can simulate the onclick event by using the checkboxes.

How to Show Changes in Commit in Git

To show changes in commit in Git, navigate to the directory, check its status, add file, check log history, copy commit ref, and run it with “git diff” command.

System76 Announces Redesigned Linux-Powered Thelio Desktops with Swappable Accents

Thelio is System76’s flagship Linux-powered desktop computer lineup that comes in no less than five different configurations, both internal and external. The Thelio’s current lineup includes the Thelio, Thelio Mira, Thelio Major, Thelio Mega, and Thelio Massive models. As of today, all Thelio models are getting a full chassis redesign consisting of a slimmer and […]

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How to Set(Origin) Remote Repository URL in Git

To set(Origin) remote repo URL in Git, check the presence of remote repo URL and set new remote repo URL using the “git remote set-url origin [URL]” command.

How to Set Overlay Image With Color in CSS

The “background-image” and “background” properties are used to set the overlay effect to transpose text/image over another image.

How to Set Box Shadow Only at Bottom in CSS?

To display shadow at the bottom of the image, the box-shadow property is used. For this purpose, offset-x must be 0 and offset-y should be positive.

How to Set Background Image in CSS

To add a background image in CSS, use the “background-image” property and give the URL of the image in the URL() function of CSS.

How to Rotate Animation in CSS

To create rotated animation in CSS, use the “animation” property and set the value of animations like duration, direction, and speed.

How to Revert Multiple Commits in Git

To revert multiple commits in Git, the “$ git reset” command with the “–hard” flag and the commit reference to revert them back.

Install Visual Studio Code on Debian 11

Whenever you think about a good code editor, one of the best names that you often get to hear is Visual Studio Code. It is a free and open-source code editor created by Microsoft which can be used across multiple different platforms. Therefore, in today’s article, we will be explaining to you the process of […]

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How to Extract/Decompress a WAR File in Linux

If you are familiar with programming languages, specifically Java, then you might be aware of JAR or WAR terms. However, many of you may not have heard of this term or will encounter it in the near future. Today, you will learn what they are, why you should use them, and how to extract/decompress a […]

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Deploy an ARM64 Fedora VM on your PC: 3 steps

Set up a virtual machine to test your applications, binaries, and container images on different architectures.
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The Difference Between Su, Sudo Su, Sudo -i, and Sudo -s

As Linux administrators, you have to go through tons of things like securing the system against unknown access and creating standard users instead of allowing direct root access. Sometimes, even the normal user requires some extra privileges depending upon their role. Switching to a different user or accessing a root account is one of them. […]

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FileRun on Docker

by David Burgess

You may want to set up a file server like FileRun for any number of reasons. The main reason, I would think, would be so you can have your own Google Drive alternative…

How to Revert Back to a Previous Commit in the Repository in Git

To revert back to a previous commit in Git, create and add a new file, commit changes, check log history, copy previous commit ref, execute it with “git reset” command.

GNOME Files Introduces Most-Requested Feature: New File Menu

The “new file” feature in GNOME Files gives you a new, easier way of creating documents and files.
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10 Best Terminal Alternatives for Ubuntu

The terminal is the default emulator in the Linux distros, and it is used for various tasks like programming, system administration, network monitoring, etc.

Canonical May Be Replacing GNOME Software With a Community-Driven Flutter Store

An alternative to GNOME Software has been written, using Flutter, and it’s making enough noise that Canonical is rumored to be considering using it as the default.

9to5Linux Weekly Roundup: September 18th, 2022

Fans of the KDE Plasma desktop environment got a new KDE Frameworks release with more improvements for their favorite KDE apps and the chance to test drive the beta version of the upcoming KDE Plasma 5.26 release, Fedora Linux fans were able to take the beta version of Fedora Linux 37 for a spin to […]

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SuperTuxKart 1.4 Revs Up for Release with Improved Tracks, Karts, and Mascots

I don’t cover gaming much on this site as a) I’m more of a console kid, and b) my buddy Liam aces it over on gamingonlinux.com, but I do make the odd exception — like whenever a new version of SuperTuxKart rolls up to the starting line. Yep…