ClamAV is an open-source command line antivirus software using which you can protect your system against millions of malware and Trojans. Although you usually do not need antivirus programs on Linux desktops, because most of the viruses are programmed keeping Windows in mind (because it has more users). But it is always nice to have […]
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Git is an open-source and distributed version control system. Since its inception in 2004, it has become the most popular version control system worldwide, being used by huge organizations and independent developers. For this reason, Git has become a necessary skill for anyone trying to make a career in software development. It is usually used
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Android Studio is the official Google IDE used for android development. It is packed with features such as emulation support, Firebase integration, live changes, drag-and-drop app layout editors, and much more. This has led it to be a staple in the app development field. Features of Android Studio In this article, we will learn how
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Welcome, readers, today, we’ll install Battle.net Launcher and World Of Warcraft in Ubuntu 22.10 and other Debian-based distros. World of Warcraft has a fan following of a staggering 1,183,134 players alone in December 2022. In recent years Linux Gaming is becoming more and more accessible, and we will soon be able to enjoy a larger
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SSHFS (SSH Filesystem) is an open-source file system that is based on FUSE for accessing remote directories over an SSH connection. Basically, the drive can be mounted on any operating system if it uses FUSE. It uses the SFTP protocol, which is enabled on most SSH servers. It has several advantages over something like Samba
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Bottles is an open-source Flatpak application that you can use to install and run Windows applications. While you can certainly use WINE or Lutris to install or run any Windows applications, Bottles allow you more flexibility in the Installation procedure of any application or Game Store. In fact, it even has a custom store from
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Installing fonts in Linux is a relatively simple process. In this article, we will go over the steps to install a font on a Linux system and also discuss the various font formats that are used in Linux. We will also learn where the font files are usually stored in a Linux system. We will use both, GUI and non-GUI ways to achieve our objective.
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GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a free and open-source image editing software that is often compared to Adobe Photoshop. It is available for a wide range of operating systems, including Windows, Mac, and Linux. GIMP is known in the Linux community as one of the first Linux programs with features for editing and manipulating
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In this article, we’ll start with the steps to install Juju on Linux. Juju is a software tool for deploying, configuring and managing software services on a variety of platforms. It is an open-source project that is developed and maintained by Canonicals, which is the company behind Ubuntu. Juju uses a “model-driven” approach to deploying
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The recent Wayland update has added fractional scaling for HiDPI monitors on Linux, which is amazing for the UI and scaling of the Desktop. However, the Games which you have installed on Linux have also ‘scaled’ along with everything and thus recognize a monitor with ‘less’ resolution for some reason. For example, as you can
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