After adding a newer Neovim, the regular nvim command can still open the older copy. I was curious how to try the new version without retiring the editor already in place. A read-only lookup lets you see what will open before changing anything, keeping your current editor as a fallback. The first check is command
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Run a Tcl script with tclsh first. That direct command makes the interpreter, script file, and arguments visible, which is useful when you need to diagnose a missing interpreter, a typo in the filename, or a script that exits with an error. Install the Tcl interpreter Tcl is the Tool Command Language. Tclsh reads commands
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Install Netron on Ubuntu or Linux after checking your package architecture, then use the Debian or RPM desktop release, Python package, or browser app. Choose the right Netron installation method Netron displays an Open Neural Network Exchange (ONNX), TensorFlow Lite, Keras, or PyTorch model as a graph, while the current Netron release page publishes a
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Konqueror is KDE’s web browser and file manager. Install the package from your distribution repository when it is available, then start it from the application launcher or with konqueror in a terminal. Choose the package source Konqueror uses KDE Frameworks and Qt WebEngine, so a desktop installation pulls in KDE libraries even if you use
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Czkawka finds duplicate files, empty folders, large files, similar images, and broken symbolic links. Install it through Flatpak, scan one directory at a time, then inspect each result before you remove anything. Install Czkawka on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions Flathub publishes Czkawka as com.github.qarmin.czkawka. This route works when Flatpak and the Flathub remote are
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Mockoon gives you a local HTTP endpoint before the service you depend on is ready, with a desktop application for visual route design and a CLI for terminal and continuous integration work. Choose the Linux package that fits your system Mockoon’s download page provides native Debian and RPM packages, plus AppImage builds for x86_64 and
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Logisim-Evolution is a digital-logic simulator for drawing circuits, inspecting truth tables, and testing a design before you build hardware. The current project supports Linux through Flatpak and Snap, and the Arch User Repository (AUR) has a package for Arch Linux. Choose an installation method Use Flatpak when you want the Flathub build and one application
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Have you ever surfed the internet, just to find that one image that will adorn your desktop wall? Well, I used to but now I just use Wonderwall. A beautiful desktop wallpaper/manager utility that gives you so many choices(a lot) to choose from and believe me, they all are so good. So let’s learn about
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Looking to install Dotnet-SDK on your cloud instances or on your personal computers to deploy a .NET application? Well then follow this guide to learn more about Dotnet and how to install it on Linux. So let’s get started. To install Dotnet-SDK on Linux, you can use the default package manager for your distro or
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Looking to make a 2D game, well then I have a perfect game engine for you. Solar2D is an open-source Lua-based game engine. So today we will learn about it, get to know how to install it on Linux, and finally see how to make a game on it. So let’s get started. Solar2D is
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