In this blog post, we will learn how to install python 3 on RHEL 9 (Red Hat Enterprise Linux). Python is a free and open-source […]
Bluetooth headphones, Bluetooth mouse, Bluetooth keyboard. Bluetooth is part of our wireless computing life. There is one problem, though. It is not always easy to know when the Bluetooth devices needs to be charged or its battery should be changed. Headphones usually
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Pop!_OS’s much-awaited new Desktop Environment which has been written in Rust, is now available for alpha testing. We’ll take a look at it and see if the hype is real. The Future Is Here! Pop!_OS’s Much Awaited COSMIC Desktop is Now Available
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With over 60% of all browser market share, Google Chrome has continued to be the most widely preferred browser worldwide for more than a decade. I am guessing, if you are here, you use Chrome browser as your daily driver or a
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KDE Plasma is a fantastic desktop environment. It is popular for its feature set that allows a user to customize the experience, add widgets, and multiply the usefulness of the desktop with various elements. When you get started, you already have certain
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Monopolies are never good. However, this monopoly lawsuit against Google could result in a devastating setback for Mozilla Firefox. Google’s Monopoly Lawsuit Could Threaten Mozilla Firefox’s Existence: Here’s Why Firefox needs to locate an alternative revenue source, and faster. It’s FOSS NewsSourav
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Utilizing a virtual machine can simplify things in many ways, especially, if you are using Linux. Whether you want to test a distro, perform security research, or anything else, a VM always is helpful. You can read through our article on reasons
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Armbian is an awesome project. While there are numerous operating systems for Raspberry Pi, Armbian is the operating system for numerous Raspberry Pi like single board computer (SBC) devices. If you have a non-Raspberry Pi device, you should surely give it a
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Push notifications in browsers allow websites (if allowed) to display notifications for new activity on your desktop. When you visit a website that wants you to send notification, you’ll a pop-out of this sort: Push Notification Permission in Firefox If you allow,
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Though Ubuntu uses a customized version of the GNOME desktop environment, it doesn’t use the GNOME Software Center application. Ubuntu has its own ‘App Center’ application that is focused on Snap packages. It gives priority to Snaps over Deb and doesn’t support
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