The usual style of executing a command on a Linux terminal is to simply run it and wait for it to gracefully exit. Once the command exits, you can then proceed to execute other commands in succession. This is what is known
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Concerned about your privacy or want to give another life to your smartphone? You could consider these Android distributions and custom ROMs.
The default Adwaita theme looks quite dull. You can make it look pretty by switching to the dark theme. Here’s how to enable the dark mode in Fedora Linux.
Struggling with mounting BitLocker encrypted Windows partition inside Linux desktop? Here’s a step by step procedure to help with that.
The simple ls command is quite handy for listing directory content. There is a similar command with better features, written in Rust. Check it out.
LibreWolf is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy and security by eliminating telemetry and adding other perks. Let us find out more about it.
There are plenty of free and open source plotting apps available for Linux. Here we look at some of the best graph plotting tools of various levels.
Hello Techies, as you know Openshift provides container platform and can installed either on onprem or in public cloud using different methods like IPI (Installer Provisioned Installer), UPI (User Provisioned Infrastructure) and Assisted Bare Metal installer. In this post, we will demonstrate
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If you are new to SUSE, it is easy to get confused between Tumbleweed and Leap. Learn what’s the difference between the two and which one should you use.
Wondering how often a new kernel is released and how long is it supported? Here are the answers to your questions about Linux kernel release schedule and support.