No need for a specialized knowledge of Linux file explorers to solve this quiz. But the well-timed question is: can you do it in time? 🚧 Some browsers block the JavaScript-based quiz units. Disable your ad blocker to enjoy the quizzes and
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There are plenty of Linux commands that have no work related usage. I like to call them ‘fun Linux commands’ and this quiz is about those commands. You have to drag and drop the terminal outputs with their respective commands. Even if
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A fun way to test your memory. You have to find the same Linux distro logo in consecutive clicks. Try and recall at what position you saw the same logos. 🚧 Some browsers block the JavaScript-based quiz units. Disable your ad blocker
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GNOME is one of the most popular desktop environments in the Linux world. But if we discuss the customizability aspect of GNOME, then you don’t as get many options as KDE. Not that you cannot customize GNOME. The GUI tool GNOME Tweaks
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So, here’s the scenario. You are trying to install a software in Ubuntu using a PPA. You add the PPA repository with ‘sudo add-apt-repository’ and when it updates the package cache, it generates an error: Cannot add PPA: ”This PPA does not
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VirtualBox is one of the best virtualization software out there. If you want to install Linux on Windows in a virtual machine using VirtualBox, the first step is to install the VirtualBox application itself. We have covered a tutorial to install VirtualBox
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In this blog post, we will explain how to install Kubernetes cluster on Rocky Linux 9 or AlmaLinux 9 with Kubeadm utility. Kubernetes, often referred to as K8s, is an open-source container orchestration platform. With its robust capabilities for automating deployment, scaling,
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VSCodium is the ‘complete open source version’ of Microsoft’s VS Code. It’s basically a clone of the VS Code that removes any signs of telemetry. The telemetry is used for collecting data on the usage of the application. Many developers use it
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Not sure if you have noticed already, there is a ‘resources’ section at the lower half of the It’s FOSS homepage. It features some of the tutorial series and detailed guides that you might not have found otherwise. I have also added
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When you plug in a USB, your host OS can easily access it and use the files on it. That’s not a surprise. If you are using virtual machines with Virtual Box on Linux, you can put some effort and access the
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