It is time to embrace the AI đ¤ While the world can gush over the likes of proprietary ChatGPT, we Linux users should look for its open source alternatives. The thing is that running an AI server on your system locally has
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So, you have installed or upgraded to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. That’s wonderful! It is a fantastic release with a bunch of good things (and some hiccups). You can read our Ubuntu 24.04 LTS review if you are still deciding, or just want
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GNOME is a popular desktop environment that provides a modern experience. While it works for the most part, some of their decisions have left the user fuming and questioning. You cannot have icons and files on the desktop, new document option has
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In this tutorial, we will walk you through how to install Ubuntu server 24.04 LTS step-by-step. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS was officially released on April 25th and ships with new exciting features and a bundle of enhancements and performance improvements. Check out our
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Here’s the thing. AI is the fĖļuĖļtĖļuĖļrĖļeĖļ present. You are already seeing it everywhere without even realizing it. From LanguageTool to Warp terminal to Nextcloud, AI is now integrated into your favorite tools. But I believe that the future of AI should
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We have various privacy tools to enhance our web browsing. All those tools available, open-source or not, make up for a safer experience. Sure, it depends on our use-cases, on what privacy-focused tool we choose to use. But, it is good to
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In this article, we will show you how to configure static ip address on Ubuntu 24.04 desktop step by step. When you want a persistent IP address on your Ubuntu 24.04 desktop, then you must a configure a static IP address. Whenever
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Neofetch, the favorite tool for displaying system information in ASCII format in the terminal, is no longer being developed. Its GitHub repository is now archived. It didn’t see any development for the past three years anyway. Neofetch developer Dylan’s GitHub page says
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It seems my rant on Ubuntu 24.04’s handling of third-party deb files rattled many in the community. While many people agreed with me, some think it’s a non-issue. A few crass comments are there telling me ‘to just use the command line’.
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VS Code is one of the most popular code editors out there, and it is only natural that you look for it after a fresh installation of Fedora. Now, there are two ways to get VS Code on Fedora: Unofficial Flatpak package:
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