Have you ever struggled with taking screenshots in Linux? I know I certainly have. As I write quiet a lot of articles, I often need to edit some of my screenshots and GNOME’s default Screenshot application is not the best. Here is where FlameShot shines through! Flameshot is a very powerful open-source screenshot application that […]
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Arch Linux is one of the most popular, if not the most popular GNU Linux distro. Arch was first released back in 2006 by Judd Vinet and if we take a look at distrowatch we can see that this distribution uses a rolling release cycle is rated 60 (180 hits per day) on the popularity
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If you’re a fan of the movie The Matrix, then you probably have seen the scene where multiple lines of alphanumeric characters fall like rain, and it gives off such rustic dystopian cyber-punk vibes! You probably have fallen in love with that scene, and you are not the only one. Linux developers have come up
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SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a Network Monitoring Protocol that is used extensively across many networking devices such as your home routers, switches, hub, printers etc. Almost all modern networking devices come with support for this popular managing protocol. You can turn on services, restart your services and monitor your network remotely with the
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Playing games on Linux used to be a far-fetched idea, but you should know that game makers are starting to cash in on the surging Linux audience. Even such big names like Valve and Steam are creating utilities that let Windows games work on Linux machines – not just Ubuntu, but all the other Linux
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Linux is a well-known open-source operating system that has been around for over three decades. Its popularity has grown over the years and is now used by millions of people worldwide. One of the main advantages of Linux is its high level of security and privacy. Many Linux distributions (also known as “distros”) are designed
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The GNOME desktop environment, version 40 onwards, offers a gesture support on Laptops which have touchpads. These gestures include a three finger horizontal swipe to change workspaces and a three finger vertical swipe to open either the search menu or the application grid. However, these gestures are only available to you on the Wayland session,
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If you have already put in the hours in vimtutor you will soon be looking for an autocomplete feature to use in vim. This is where CoC shines. CoC stands for Conquer of Completion. It is a Language Server Protocol (LSP) client that is used for language-specific autocompletion. With CoC, you can be even faster in
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In this article, we will explore what a .Z file is, its use cases, and methods to Uncompress .Z file in Linux. File compression is a crucial component of computers, particularly when it comes to reducing disk space usage and online file sharing. The “.Z” format is one of the many file compression formats, however,
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In this article, we’ll go over what crontab restoration is, when it’s necessary to backup crontab, and how to restore Crontab from Backup in Linux with examples. With the help of Linux’s excellent Crontab utility, you can plan out when repeated tasks should execute automatically. Restoring your crontab from a backup is a simple and
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