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Mastering Prometheus Alerts: Your Guide to Efficient Monitoring

Introduction In today’s ever-evolving digital world, keeping an eye on your systems’ performance is essential to keep things running smoothly. One of the best open-source monitoring solutions available today is Prometheus. With its powerful alerting capabilities, you can keep an eye on potential issues before they turn into bigger problems. In this guide, we’re going […]

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Mirror your Android screen on Linux using GUIscrcpy!

Integrating your workflow among all the ‘smart’ devices has always been a good idea if you want to improve your productivity. This integration can be best seen in Apple Devices such as iPhone and iPad or a MacBook. For the Linux (and Android) world, we have also discussed KDE Connect, which does perform similarly integrating

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MelonDS – Play Nintendo DS games on Linux!

MelonDS is a fairly new emulator which lets you play your games which you own on the Nintendo DS platform. The Nintendo DS was a unique gaming console with two screens arranged vertically and games were designed specifically to run on both the screens, and thus emulating this platform can be a bit weird. MelonDS

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How to install GNOME font viewer on Linux?

Viewing, designing and installing fonts can be a part of your daily life if you are a graphics designer or a font designer. And even if you are not either of them professionally, sometimes you get bored with the default font installed on your system and want to try out something new. In both of

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How to install the Ryujinx Emulator on Linux?

Ryujinx is an open source Nintendo Emulator with which you can play your Nintendo Switch games on your PC. It is cross-platform and runs on Windows, macOS as well as all the major Linux distributions. Ever since the Yuzu emulator went down because of the Nintendo Cease and Desist request, retro game enjoyers have only

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How to install Android SDK Platform-Tools on Linux?

The Android SDK Platform-Tools provide you with a lot of tools through which you can customize your Android Phone (for example, you can de-bloat with adb or install another OS with the help of fastboot). These tools can also be used for development purposes such as generate log for your Android Phone (when connected and

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How to install Sonarr on Debian Linux?

Sonarr is basically a coordinator through which you can configure automatically downloading web series through either newsgroups or through the BitTorrent protocol. You name the web series and Sonarr will scrape through a list of configured websites for your required media and automatically download and add it to your local server in the desired quality

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Decky Loader: Enhance your Steam Deck

Steam Deck by Valve is a milestone for Linux Gaming if you look at it from the user’s perspective. A portable Linux handheld which runs PC games without any issues while you are travelling or playing your PC games on your TV while sitting on the couch. Apart from the Hardware, the Steam Deck ships

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Steam Deck OLED: An In-depth review

Steam Deck is a huge achievement in terms of adoption of Linux based distribution (and tools) in the daily life of a large amount of people. Launched by Valve two years ago, Steam Deck uses a modified version of Arch Linux and is built solely for the purpose of handheld gaming (although you can do

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How to install the new Cosmic Desktop environment on Pop_OS?

Pop_OS was perhaps one of the most recommended Ubuntu based distribution two years ago, and pretty much everyone stopped recommending it because it has not been updated for a long while. The last version of Pop_OS is 22.04 which was released in 2022. They still ship important security updates and new kernel versions, so you

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