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How to use SSHFS to share files between computers

SSHFS is a handy tool for mounting remote file systems over SSH connections. In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of installing and using SSHFS on Ubuntu, from setting up SSH to mounting remote file systems and managing permissions.

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Guake Terminal: A Quake-inspired Drop-down Terminal

Guake Terminal is a drop-down terminal that is inspired by the famous terminal used in Quake. It is a simple and easy-to-use terminal that can be used to execute commands, edit files, and more. In this guide, we will show you how to install and use Gua…

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Top 6 Google Drive Clients for Linux: Effortless Access & Sync

Google Drive is one of the most popular cloud storage services available today. With the increasing number of Linux users, the demand for Google Drive clients on Linux is also growing. In this article, we will introduce you to the 6 best Google Drive c…

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How to run Android Apps in Linux without an Emulator

Usually, a standard android app is generated for a tablet PC or smartphone running on the Android OS. Still, this guide will explicitly show you how to set it up on your Linux machine without using an emulator.

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How to install FreeLAN on Linux

In this guide, we will cover some important features offered by FreeLAN, some of their pros and cons, describe the uniqueness of its configuration and use, how to set it up on our Linux machine, and finally give some recommendations.

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How to install and use Kazam on Ubuntu

Regarding screen recording in Linux, specifically Ubuntu, Kazam should be your go-to tool. The tool offers an easy-to-use and well-designed interface for capturing screenshots and screencasts. This software records desktop video and multiple audio stre…

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How to run Android on Linux using Virtual Machine

Android commenced its journey as a Palo Alto-based startup called Android Inc in 2003. The company initially set out to develop an operating system for digital cameras but abandoned those efforts to reach a more expansive and boosted market. This mobil…

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How to install Google Chat on Ubuntu

Google chat is a communication service created by Google. It was previously designed for business environments and teams; however, it has since been made accessible to the general public/consumers. The software offers group messages or conversations, d…

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Need a ultra lightweight Linux Distro? Try DietPi!

DietPi is a Debian-based Linux distribution developed for small board computers like the Raspberry Pi. It is an ultra-lightweight Linux distribution making an excellent choice for devices like Raspberry Pi, Odroid, Pine64, and other SBCs with limited r…

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The 6 best image editors for Ubuntu

Ubuntu users can do everything with their operating systems, including editing images. The truth remains that Ubuntu has so many image editors available to use. However, this post will take you through just a few of the best ones available.

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How to install VMware Tools on Ubuntu

VMware tools are modules and services that allow numerous features in VMware products for a boosted management of seamless user interactions with guests’ OSs. On the other hand, VMware is a stable and outstanding virtualization solution that permits yo…

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How to install Git on Ubuntu

Git is software for keeping tabs on changes in any set of files, usually utilized in coordination work. This primarily works among programmers collaboratively developing source code during software development. Version control systems like Git are nece…

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How to install ffmpeg on Ubuntu

FFmpeg is a command-line utility for transcoding multimedia files that is free and open-source. It includes libavcodec, libavformat, and libavutil, which are shared audio and video libraries. You may use FFmpeg to convert between different video and au…

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