In this article today we will be presenting to you the best 5 Linux distributions for our Laptop! A Laptop is our daily portable workspace and so the distro must be good at what it does in order for a positive working experience. So let’s not waste any more time and jump right into it!
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Because Windows does not recognize the ext4 filesystem, you have to make sure that your USB or external HDD is formatted in the NTFS or FAT32 format. And if you insert that drive into your Linux PC, and you’re not sure which format you used while formatting it, you can use several methods to determine
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Ubuntu server is a server operating system. And it is not that difficult to understand the difference between the desktop and server. Both are Linux-based operating systems. The main difference is that the desktop version contains a desktop environment whereas the server version contains only the command line interface. The hardware requirements are significantly less
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The cp command on Linux is used to copy a file from one place to another. And using the command options, you can do a wide variety of work with this command, such as copying a large number of files simultaneously to a destination folder. However, let’s say you want to copy a single file
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While wget is the most commonly used utility to download files, cURL and aria2 can be used to achieve the same results as well. cURL works both as a command line utility and a library and therefore you can use it to download and transfer any kind of data over different protocols such as HTTPS,
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Today, we will set up Eclipse IDE with the CDT package which will help us run, build and compile C and C++ programs. The EciplseIDE is most known for its Java IDE but other languages can be implemented with special packages. It is the second-most popular IDE for Java development. Download and Install EclipseIDE The
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Firefox is one of the most widely used web browsers on Linux distributions. And because of its open-source nature, we can customize everything inside it, ranging from its Interface to blocking trackers/hardening the browser etc. Also read: LibreWolf vs Firefox – A Quick Comparison Obviously, you can install any theme from the extension store, but
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Cinnamon Desktop Environment is one of the many lightweight DEs available for older hardware. It merely uses 650MB on a fresh boot, and the interface is easy to use for people migrating from macOS as well as Windows. It was derived from the GNOME 3 project because the developers didn’t like the changes in the
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MATE is a lightweight and simple Desktop Environment which is a fork of the GNOME 2 project. It is under active development while preserving the traditional ‘GNOME 2’ look and feel. It ships by default in many Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu Mate and Linux Mint. Although developed by the Ubuntu Mate team, this DE
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If you want to make your next Linux interview easier, look no further. Here are some of the top 50 shell script questions that you will most likely be asked in your Linux interviews. The questions are categorized for better skimmability. Basic Questions Asked in Shell Script Interviews 1. What is a shell? A shell
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