A HiDPI (High Dots Per Inch) monitor has a high pixel density, meaning it packs more pixels into the same physical screen size compared to a standard monitor. This results in sharper images, crisper text, and finer details, an advantage seen in
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Ubuntu 24.04 ships with GNOME’s new camera app and it doesn’t work. It simply fails to recognize the in-built or external webcams. When you open the Camera app, it shows “No Camera Found. Connect a camera device” message. This may make you
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Generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) are often used interchangeably, but while they share some similarities, they differ significantly in purpose, architecture, and capabilities. In this article, I’ll break down the difference between the two, explore the broader implications of generative
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As your projects move from tinkering to serious development, the limitations of typical Raspberry Pi boards or any SBC becomes quite obvious. Can they truly deliver the flexibility and performance needed for a compact, scalable design? Many developers face this question when
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Last week, I shared the Linux online course as our new project. Based on the feedback I received from some students, I have divided the course into smaller chapters, which makes it easier to learn at your own pace. Enjoy 😄 Linux
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Managing packages in Linux distribution varies depending on the distribution. All the Debian-based distros use APT as the package management app. While Fedora uses DNF, openSUSE depends on Zypper package manager. Recently, distro-agnostic package managers like Snap, Flatpak, AppImage, etc. made the
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