Julia is an open-source programming language that is used in the field of scientific computing. It is high-performance, dynamically typed, simple to write, and has an abundance of scientific packages which makes it perfect for data analysts, scientists, and for anyone trying to manipulate a bunch of data efficiently. According to the Stack Overflow 2022 […]
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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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Lutris is an open source Game Launcher and installer for Linux which can be used to install and launch games from several games stores such as Epic Games or Itch.io. It uses WINE as a backend so that you can run Windows games on Linux. You can easily add the installed games from here to
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‘Converter‘ acts as a GUI frontend for the ImageMagick command line image manipulation tool, making it a useful and user-friendly option for those not comfortable with programming commands every time they need to manipulate a file in their image. In this getting started guide, we will discuss the installation, features, and usage of this application
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If you play games on Linux desktop or Steam Deck, then you might have come across tools like Proton or WINE, which helps Windows-only applications to run on that platform. And although you can enable Proton from Steam, you don’t have any methods through which you can add forks of WINE on your system, which sometimes fixes
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Samba is an open-source software suite that provides file and print services to SMB/CIFS clients. It is a re-implementation of the SMB (Server Message Block) and CIFS (Common Internet File System) protocols and allows Linux and Unix-based systems to share files and printers with Windows clients and servers. This tutorial will install Samba on CentOs
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