Explore our guide to learn how to use the apt-get command to install, remove, upgrade, search, and manage packages on your system.
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This article explores the use of apt-cache, with examples that will help you keep track of software dependencies in your Linux system.
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Swing Music is an open-source, self-hosted music player that bills itself as a cooler Spotify from both a visual and functionality perspective. Learn more here.
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Use this quick and easy guide to upgrade an existing Ubuntu install that has reached end of life to the latest general available release.
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Effortlessly analyze, track, and monitor your internet traffic in real time with Sniffnet network monitoring tool in Linux and Unix.
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Based on Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS, Linux Lite 6.6 promises support for 22 new languages across many UI elements. Learn more here.
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The first Release Candidate is available for download for those of you who want to get an early taste of the next major release, Linux kernel 6.5.
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KDE Frameworks 5.108 is here to fix a Plasma desktop crash, address a major regression, and fix an issue with editing files using kio-admin.
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Solus 4.4 Harmony makes a triumphant return with enhanced user experiences, performance improvements, and updated software stacks.
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Based on Debian 12 “Bookworm,” Q4OS 5.2 “Aquarius” brings the latest KDE Plasma 5.27 LTS desktop environment.
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The upcoming Budgie 11 desktop environment will be Wayland-only and will not support an X11 session. Learn more here.
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In a surprising proposal, Fedora plans to implement a telemetry tool in next year’s Fedora 40 Workstation release. Learn more here.
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After spending eight years as a Linux Containers project, Canonical says it wants to bring the LXD project back home to Ubuntu.
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This simple step-by-step guide demonstrates how to enable autosave in LibreOffice and OpenOffice documents.
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FluxBB is an open-source fast forum application with a simple and user-friendly interface. Follow this guide on installing FluxBB on Debian 11.
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Learn how to transform your Xfce desktop experience with these themes, from sleek modern designs to vibrant and classic options.
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The apt command is used to manage package installation, upgrades, and removal in Debian-based Linux distributions including Ubuntu and Linux Mint. Check out these apt command examples.
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Craft CMS is a popular content management system known for its flexibility, powerful features, and user-friendly interface. This tutorial guides you through the process of installing Craft CMS on Debian 12 OS.
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The Linux utility libstrangle lets you cap the frames per second of a game. It’s free and open source software written in C.
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Many Linux commands are powerful and useful; there are also these funny and whimsical commands that you can try out for amusement.
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