If you use Linux, you already know that there is a lot to be customized. Either it is the default font and icon pack or the window manager. Everything can be made to look and work exactly how you want it. This becomes very apparent when you browse r/unixporn where users show off their beautiful […]
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In this article, we’ll learn how to install tomahawk on Debian-based distros like Ubuntu and Mint. Tomahawk is a free and open-source music player for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Apart from being visually stunning with its sleek minimal UI, it also supports multiple music sources. That means that it can not only play your local
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The most common reason to change or spoof MAC addresses is to maintain privacy. When you connect to a public network, the MAC address gets exposed to that network. Spoofing or changing your MAC address keeps your ID unexposed and thus maintaining the privacy of the user. In this article, we will demonstrate to you
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In this article, we will compare Unix-like operating systems Linux vs BSD. Also read: Ubuntu vs Lubuntu: Top 8 Differences Between Ubuntu and Lubuntu Brief Intro to Linux Linux is a free and open-source Unix-like operating system kernel first released in 1991 by Linus Torvalds. Linux is not an operating system in itself. The Linux
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In this tutorial, we’ll learn how to change or set the time zone in Ubuntu. How to change the time zone in Ubuntu 20.04 using GUI? In Ubuntu Desktop the time zone can be easily set using GUI. Follow the steps given below to change or set the time zone in Ubuntu. 1. Open Activities
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In this tutorial, we will learn to install Eclipse IDE on Ubuntu. Eclipse is a famous open-source integrated development environment (IDE) popular for Java applications development. It can be used as IDE for several other programming languages with the help of its plugins. Eclipse is written in Java and requires JRE installed. Also read: How
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Hello folks! In this tutorial, we are going to discuss the key differences between the two popular Linux distributions- Linux Lite vs Lubuntu. So, let’s get started! Also read: Ubuntu vs Lubuntu: Top 8 Differences Between Ubuntu and Lubuntu Linux Lite vs Lubuntu: Head to Head Comparison Table Linux Lite Lubuntu Debian-based Ubuntu-based XFCE as
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The less command is a pager used for displaying large text files (such as big log files) properly. It has better capabilities compared to the more command. Less command doesn’t read the entire text of a file (unlike the text editors) which results in a faster loading time. In this article, we will demonstrate the
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TeX Live is a free cross-platform typesetting computer program for the TeX typesetting system designed and written by Donald Knuth to typeset attractive and consistent documents. LaTeX is a macro-package based on TeX written by Leslie Lamport to simplify TeX, especially for scientific or technical articles, papers, books, and more. Texmaker is a free modern
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In this article, we’ll learn how to change screen resolution in Linux. If you are using a desktop or even a laptop with an external monitor, there are chances that you have faced this seemingly annoying problem of the display not fitting the monitor or a zoomed-up display. These problems are usually caused when the
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