In the previous post about the Rust programming language, we looked at variables, constants and shadowing. It is only natural to cover data types now. What are data types? Change the order of these words and you get your answer; “data types”
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In this post, we will show you how to enable nested virtualization in KVM on RHEL 8 / Rocky Linux 8. Nested virtualization in KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a feature that allows you to run virtual machines (VMs) inside other virtual
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Gaming on Linux is no longer a problem. You can play plenty of AAA titles, indie games, and Windows-exclusive games on Linux. Several games from GOG, Steam, Epic Games, Origin, and Ubisoft Connect should work flawlessly. Unfortunately, GOG does not offer a
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There is a new ‘breed’ of Linux distros that has gotten popular in the last couple of years. They are ‘immutable’ by nature. Initially created for containers (used in DevOps), they are also coming for the general-purpose desktop. By the way, I
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Cut, copy and paste are part of everyday computing life. In the previous chapter, you learned about copying files and folders (directories) in the terminal. In this part of the Terminal Basics series, you’ll learn about the cut-paste operation (moving) in the
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In this guide, we demonstrate how to install KVM on Rocky Linux 9 / Alma Linux 9. KVM, short for Kernel Virtualization Machine, is an opensource virtualization platform designed for the Linux kernel. It’s a type 1 hypervisor, or commonly referred to
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In the first chapter of the series, I shared my thoughts on why Rust is an increasingly popular programming language. I also showed how to write Hello World program in Rust. Let’s continue this Rust journey. In this article, I shall introduce
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GNOME may have ditched Gedit as the default text editor but it is still a favorite of long-time Linux users. It is primarily a text editor, but with some tweaks, it can work as a lightweight code editor. Yeah! Why use VS
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Every distro is tailored for a range of purposes. Some are configured to work on old computers, some aim to great user experience and some focus on security. Immutable distributions were not what users wanted a couple of years back. But, recently,
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The NixOS series was concluded last week. Though NixOS is a lesser-known, niche distro, the series was appreciated by many FOSSers (It’s FOSS readers). This has given us the confidence boost to work on more tutorial series. openSUSE and Gentoo are on
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