Ubuntu MATE is based on Ubuntu but with a MATE desktop. It is named after a South American drink called MATE which is made from a tree called “yerba mate”. It can be run with 1GB ram or more with both 32bit or armhf, 64bit or arm64 CPU structure. By default MATE desktop has both […]
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Nobody wants to waste their precious time while they transfer files, documents, and other large stuff. So we are here with a tutorial to share files quickly and easily, over the local network. It’s a one-time setup and then you will be able to share files between local machines. To share a folder on the
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Kubernetes is undoubtedly the most preferred orchestration platform with more than 70-80% of organizations using it in one way or the other. With the increase in its popularity, protecting the clusters has also become crucial in recent times. Kubernetes for most of the configurations provides basic security by default, for instance, IP-based security for clusters.
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Bliss OS is an open-source operating system developed based on Android. BlissOS 15 is based on Android 12L operating system, but the other versions also include the base Android 11 to 13, which can be highly customizable giving users a different experience from the already known systems, where they can also install different applications compatible
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Shadow IT Risks And How To Manage Them There are so many services, applications, and even devices that company employees can use nowadays without the IT department’s approval that it has led to a special term “shadow IT”. In this article, you will learn about shadow IT risks and the methods to reduce them. What
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While using a static IP may not be as robust as a dynamic (DHCP) one, it certainly has many uses of its own. Whether you are trying to set up your device as a web/FTP server or to configure it as a shared device on a local network, this tutorial will guide you through the
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The apt command-line tool is one of the critical components of Debian and Ubuntu-based Linux distros. It facilitates retrieval and installation of packages reliably, thus, allowing users to enjoy the hassle-free installation of software and its dependencies. It is certainly one of the distinguishing features of Linux. Sometimes, you may encounter the annoying Failed to
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Dropbox is one of the first cloud storage services available on Linux and hence it is also the most popular one (Nextcloud is a strong contender because of the current trend of self-hosting). Dropbox still supports 32-bit systems, and therefore it can also work on your old hardware. In this tutorial, I’m going to show
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There are a number of shells available to use for a user in the Linux Terminal. The most widely used one is obviously Bash or ‘sh’ which is also the default for most of the users. And the other popular ones are Zsh, Ksh, Fish, etc. However, the switching process between these shells is not
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Manjaro Linux’s terminal has a really beautiful shell that gives you the current directory and its location in a really pleasant manner. This is a customized and themed version of the Z shell (or ZSH). Now let’s say you want to have the same configuration on a different Linux distribution, you will have to install
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