For Windows and Linux gamers alike, Steam is often the preferred destination for purchasing digital games. For Linux gamers, Steam becomes an indisputable choice due to its myriad of Linux-friendly features, courtesy of Valve, the company behind Steam, has added many features which enhances the game downloading and playing experience much easier for any Linux […]
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XEMU is a completely open source Xbox emulator, which you can use to install and play your old collection of Xbox games on the Linux desktop as well as Windows and macOS devices. It also supports a wide variety of controllers, and you can even play Xbox games using Dual sense controllers because of this
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Hidden files in Linux are the files that are not listed when the user runs the ls command. The name of a hidden file starts with a. dot(.) In Linux, not only files, but directories can be hidden as well. Files are hidden in Linux for many reasons. One of them is to make sure
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Nc or the Netcat command, is a networking command-line tool in Linux. It works like a port scanning tool, a security tool, a network troubleshooting tool, or a network monitoring tool. It is an important utility for system administrators to be aware of and is often referred to as the Swiss army knife of networking
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Because of the open-source nature of the Linux kernel, many companies, and collaborators have created their own Linux distribution, and all of them have unique and great features. But this fragmentation naturally leads to confusion for a new user who just wants to migrate from either macOS or Windows desktop. There is no ‘best’ Linux
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Torrents and peer-to-peer file sharing have been one of the major hallmarks of open source initiative. The BitTorrent protocol allows you to share files with strangers on the Internet, as well as privately with your friends. Despite the numerous torrent downloader applications such as qBittorrent and Transmission available on the Linux desktop, users often have
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Distro-hopping term refers to the practice of regularly switching the installed Linux-based operating system on your PC/Laptop most of the time to find out the best Linux distribution for the user. Distro, short for distribution, is a common term used to describe all the Linux-based operating system, and hopping refers to… well switching through different
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While installing packages and software programs on the Linux desktop using the distribution’s package manager, various other dependencies are also installed along with the desired application. And when you uninstall that application, the dependencies which were installed along with the package are not always uninstalled and remain on your system, taking up disk space. This
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Audio, network, and NVIDIA graphics card often pose challenges for users who have recently installed Linux on their desktop. If it works, it works; but if it does not work, then you will have to spend hours trying to troubleshoot the problems arising on your PC. Even if everything works perfectly, sometimes the minor inconveniences
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MATLAB, or Matrix Laboratory, is a programming and numeric computing platform used by millions of engineers and scientists to analyze data, develop algorithms, create models, and provide visual insights. It is a staple for any sort of complex numerical or mathematical programming, which makes it a valuable tool for research, development, and innovation. MATLAB is available
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