Whenever you enter your password in the Terminal whether to install a software or to access a remote server via SSH, you have to type your password. Now, the problem is, that sometimes while typing the password you forget how many characters you’ve entered, and you may have to write the password all over again […]
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The grep command in Linux is used to search for a specific text string in any file. This is a really powerful tool which you can use in several ways by searching for new lines, lines having no uppercase letters and many more ways. The grep command, however, does not work with PDF files. That’s
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We often store duplicate files in our directory, whether music or documents. Deleting those files is very exhausting, especially when you don’t know which files have more than one copy. That’s where the fdupes command comes in. In this article, we will go through the installation process of this tool, and we will also learn
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I was removing a desktop entry for an application earlier today, and then by mistake, I removed the /usr/share/applications folder completely instead of the desktop entry. The applications still worked when launched from the terminal, but when the next time I turned on my Fedora machine, I could not even access the GDM login screen.
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Download managers are a must requirement nowadays since the size of Windows and Linux ISOs keep on increasing with every update and with limited Bandwidth speed, they often get canceled while downloading directly from the web browser. On Linux, you can also use the wget command to download a file from the internet, but again
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Microsoft’s teams application is one of the many useful applications in the Office suite. It is mainly used for collaboration purposes among many members working on any project together. Document sharing, Online meetings, Screen-Sharing, chats and channels are just a few of the many services that Teams offer. Even though Microsoft Office is not supported
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KDE connect application of the K Desktop Environment suite of applications is one of the must-have applications which you should have on your Phone as well as your PC. It contains a ton of feature which you don’t even know you need right now. Once you start using it, there is no going back. In
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Speedtest is a famous website on which you can check your Internet connection speed. However, they have recently launched a command-line application for Linux users, and now you don’t have to open a browser every time you have to check your Internet speed. In this tutorial, I will guide you through the installation process of
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PNG images are certainly better than JPEG when their quality is compared. However, when we talk about loading PNG images on a website, it takes quite some bandwidth and therefore the webpage becomes a little slow. Therefore, converting images to JPEG format is a wise solution, despite compromising the quality. In this article, we will
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Wget is the command-line tool through which you can download anything from the internet using HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols. It supports IPv4 (Internet Protocol version 4) as well as IPv6 (Internet Protocol 6) addresses to connect to the internet. If for some reason you wish to connect with either IPv4 or IPv6 protocols, then
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