May the force be with you fellow Jedi Knights! What if I tell you there is a way through which you can watch Star Wars in the terminal? No, I’m not playing mind tricks on you, you can actually do that with the help of a program named Telnet. Note that there won’t be any […]
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Eclipse is a popular cross-platform Java IDE that can be used to create and manage your Java projects. It also has plugins through which you can work with PHP, C++, JavaScript, and more programming languages on this application. As this application does not come packaged in the official repositories of many Linux distributions, we have
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uTorrent is the most famous torrent application on Windows, but it does not have a Linux port. Torrents are an effective way to download ISOs of your favorite Linux distribution, as it takes the load off from the distribution’s company’s server, and you can get high download speeds easily. In this article, we are going
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Ubuntu by default ships with a modified version of the GNOME desktop environment. However, there are several other Ubuntu flavors as well, like Ubuntu MATE, Ubuntu Cinnamon, and so on. And you are free to choose any, but the catch is, all the desktop environments primarily use mouse-driven functions and thereby reduce productivity. It also
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Hello guys, In this article, We will discuss how to report a bug in ubuntu. Ubuntu is a very stable operating system as is. But sometimes there may be minor crashes or bugs in the Ubuntu system or third-party applications that might not respond well. In that case, Ubuntu has a built-in bug reporting tool.
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If for some reason, you are not able to run the apt command successfully from the terminal, it is quite possible that your sources.list file is corrupt. Don’t panic, we can easily restore the sources file. But first, we have to understand what are the sources from which we can install applications in Ubuntu. There
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Hey folks! In this article, we will discuss how to solve gzip: stdin: not in gzip format error while extracting a zipped file using the tar command. Let’s say you’re trying to extract an archive named archive.tar.gz using the tar command. It throws the following error: What Could Be the Reason? First, check the type
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In Linux-based distributions, freedom is essentially guaranteed. You are free to do anything, change the Kernel if you want, or change the whole Desktop Environment if you feel like it. GNOME Tweaks is one such application you can use to customize your Desktop if GNOME is your Desktop environment. Also, almost all the major distributions
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No matter which operating system you use, your installed applications will start utilizing more disk space as the days pass. They create temporary files or ‘cache’ so that the next time you launch that particular application, it can give you a slightly faster result. But this mechanism is slightly flawed, as you might pay a
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GNOME is the default desktop environment in Ubuntu, Fedora & Manjaro and although configured according to the distribution, it might not be best suited for you. It is not as customization friendly as other desktop environments such as KDE or Cinnamon. At most, you can change the wallpapers on your OS. But, just like the
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