In this post, we will show you how to install Fedora 40 workstation step-by-step. Good news for fedora users, Fedora 40 operating system has been officially released. This release is for both workstation (Desktop) and servers. Following are the new features and
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If you have prior experience of programming and you are just getting started with bash, there’s one thing that you may find a little odd. Unlike other programming languages, functions in bash do not return any value. Instead, it returns exit status
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In this guide, we will show you how to use free Red Hat developer subscription on RHEL 9/8. Red hat Developer subscription is a no-cost subscription specifically designed for developers, providing access to Red Hat’s vast array of software (OpenShift, Ansible and
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Every LTS release brings in a good bunch of upgrades. And, like Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (released in April 2022) was an appealing upgrade over Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, the same goes for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (releasing in April 2024). As a Linux user,
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VLC is an awesome video player for Linux. However, there is a problem with it if you are a fan of dark mode. I have noticed that when I am using Ubuntu in dark mode, VLC doesn’t adhere to the dark theme.
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Do you like short videos and reels? Lately, we have been posting some real cool ones on our Instagram account. There are lit video memes and interesting bytes of old interviews of computing legends like Torvalds, Stallman, Ritchie, Thompson etc. Take this
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There are tons of ways to put your Raspberry Pi to some good use. Turning it into a robo-dog is just one of them. This was made possible with the Pi Dog Robot Dog Kit from SunFounder. In this article, I’ll share
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Have you ever watched a video and wished you could slow it down or speed it up? Maybe the speaker is too fast, or you just want to skip through some parts. You can do that with VLC media player! In this article,
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Here’s positive news that should delight most Linux and open-source supporters. German state Schleswig-Holstein has decided to replace Microsoft Office with LibreOffice on over 30,000 employees’ PCs. Wow! German State Ditches Microsoft for Open-Source Software The end of dominance for Microsoft in
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If you are using any popular Linux distribution including Debian, Ubuntu, Arch, openSUSE, or Fedora, your system uses systemd as its init system. Sure, there are controversies surrounding systemd. But, it is the most used init system. In a systemd-equipped distro, there
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