As I have mentioned numerous time earlier that openEuler is based on CentOS. This means, like any distro in the Red Hat domain, it uses DNF package manager. DNF is a popular packager manager and you should not find any difficulties in
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Now that you have installed openEuler, I recommend doing some basic setup to make it useful as a daily driver desktop. 1. Configure the DNF package manager Since openEuler is based on CentOS, it used the DNF package manager. For many users,
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So, you are willing to try the openEuler Linux distribution, an open source project backed by some of the biggest names in China with the aim to create a unified operating system, specially for developers. It should not be too unfamiliar to
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In this post, you will learn how to dual boot Windows 11 and Ubuntu 24.04 step-by-step. There are two ways of running Linux alongside Windows. […]
Ever since I got into the world of computers, the idea of hacking my friends’ systems felt like the coolest thing I could do. And, I am sure, it is not just me. It started as a casual fascination, but then I
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VLC media player is the go-to open-source video player. Whether you are a Linux/macOS/Windows user, you can use it the same way. Other than just watching videos, did you know VLC can do a lot more? In this article, I highlight some
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Change is in the air! And I am not discussing politics here 😉 AI-based search is getting popular. You and other users will get answers based on our content without even visiting our It’s FOSS. It will hurt us, for sure. Fewer
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As artificial intelligence continues to weave into our daily lives, there’s a noticeable shift towards smaller, more efficient language models that can run locally on devices. SmolLM, part of a growing trend in compact language models, is a prime example, showing that
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Whether in real life or on the internet, security, and privacy are a concern for everyone. The urban legend is that Linux as an operating system is a more secure choice than its alternatives. But that does not mean it is not
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Fedora is one of those Linux distributions that tends to fly under the radar for Raspberry Pi users because there’s Raspberry Pi OS and many other distros fit for Raspberry Pi. But with Fedora’s official support for ARM devices, it is definitely
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