In this article, we will learn some beginner-friendly and very basic GDB Debugger commands. We’ll learn how to compile a program so that it can be passed to GDB for debugging. Also read: Building And Executing C/C++ Programs Using Terminal Quick Summary We will learn how to start a C/C++ program under debugging mode. We’ll …
In this article, we’ll learn how to install Google Chrome or Chromium on Fedora Linux. Fedora workstation edition, by default, only ships with Free and Open Source applications, and therefore Mozilla Firefox is shipped as the default web browser for the Operating System. Some of you might prefer Google’s Chrome or Chromium browser. Don’t worry, …
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In this article, we’ll build and execute C++ programs using the terminal. Are you a terminal lover who’s fond of working with C/C++ programs? Prefer nerdy over the mainstream? If yes, then sit tight I’ve got something very interesting for you guys. Also read: 4 Best Terminal Based Text Editors for Linux Quick Summary In …
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In this article, we’ll look at 4 of the major Adobe Dreamweaver alternatives for Linux. Adobe Dreamweaver is a paid software offered by Adobe that is used to quickly create and publish web pages almost anywhere with web design software that supports HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more. Also read: Top 10 Linux Alternative Operating Systems …
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In this article, we’ll learn about the modprobe command in Linux. The Linux kernel is modular in nature which means that any end-user can remove the functionality of the kernel or add the functionality of the kernel simply by removing or adding a certain module. This is where modprobe command comes in handy which makes …
Are you considering switching to Linux? If you are a Windows or Mac user, this switch may seem intimidating. But is it really? In this article, we’ll discuss the different aspects that matter when considering switching to Linux. And these points can help you decide if it makes sense for you to switch. Quick Summary …
We often need to format USB drives so that we can have all the storage freed once again and can use it for storing our favorite software, movies, music, or even our Operating System. Also read: How to Create a Bootable USB Disk from Ubuntu Terminal? In this article, we’ll go through 3 different methods …
This error: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) may come due to broken packages, corrupt software installer, or maybe due to some interruptions during installation. You may get this error while updating the system, installing or uninstalling a package. This error is common in Ubuntu and there are several ways to solve it. …
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Let’s understand how to install ProtonVPN on Linux. In this day and age, there are many VPN services floating around. While many of them are exclusively paid and the ones which are free, are usually malware used for data mining purposes. This makes finding a free but reliable VPN pretty hard. Your only options are …
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In this article, we’re going to learn about an exciting new file manager called Ranger. For many of us, who switch to Linux from Windows, using the terminal might feel daunting at first. But the more you use it, the more you realize that not only it’s not as intimidating as you initially thought, but …
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