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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In this article, we’ll discuss how to install a certificate in a Linux system, its importance, and its use cases. Nowadays, in a world where cyberattacks are becoming more common, it is crucial to take safeguards to protect your online activity. One approach to do this on a Linux system is to install certificates. You
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In this article, we’ll see how to install the .so file in Linux. To begin with, installing .so files, it’s important to understand what .so file is and how it works. However, if you already have a good understanding of .so files and want to jump straight into the installation process, you can click here.
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Signal is a fully open-source end-to-end encrypted messaging application which is available on every platform, be it Android, Windows, macOS, or Linux. Although this application existed for a long time (launched in 2014), it gained a lot of popularity in 2022 when WhatsApp changed its privacy policy to be more invasive. It is very secure
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Foliate is a lightweight and open-source e-book reader application written in the GTK framework and supports multiple book formats such as EPUB, Kindle (azw), Comic books (cbr, cbz etc.) as well as plain texts. It offers you a Library view and a catalogs tab from where you can download books as well from websites like
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If you are using your Linux machine along with any display having resolution higher than 720p, then chances are that every artifact such as icons or buttons either looks too small or too large. This is because Fractional scaling has been missing from Linux desktops from quite some time. The previous X11 display server didn’t
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Your Desktop is the first thing you encounter when you turn on your system, and you see things like your wallpaper and desktop icons if you have placed any. Wallpapers and themes can change the entire look of your desktop, and hence you should carefully choose both of them. Wallpaper Engine is a windows only
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If you are using any Linux distribution which uses GNOME as its desktop environment, then you should probably use extensions to make your desktop look better or just improve its functionality. We have already discussed the Graphical method through which you can install extensions on your GNOME desktop environment. However, the GUI method requires you
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