Waterfox is a viable alternative for people who are looking for a Firefox alternative who do not want to use any Chromium-based web browser such as Brave or Chrome. Perhaps the only downside of using Firefox browser is that it comes with a lot of features that many of us don’t even use (such as […]
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SSH (Secure Shell) port forwarding, also known as SSH tunneling, is a way to create encrypted connections between computers. It allows for secure communication over insecure networks such as the internet. With SSH port forwarding, a user can securely connect from their local computer to another machine on a remote network. This connection is made
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Time synchronization is an important element for keeping computers operating in sync with one another. Accurate timekeeping can be especially critical when a system is involved in distributed computing or other operations that require precise coordination between machines. In this article, we will discuss how to configure NTP on Debian systems so that machines running
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As the internet continues to expand and become more intertwined in our daily lives, it is important to understand the inner workings of our computers and networks. One of the most important components of any computer is the hosts file, which is especially important in Debian systems. In this guide, we will explore what a
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Notepad++ is a closed-source text editor available and widely used by Windows users for coding purposes. It is not available to use on GNU/Linux-based distributions (except for an unofficial snap build which uses wine underneath), but there is an open-source alternative named ‘Notepad Next’ available which you can use for text editing. It is a
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Choosing the right shell for your system can be a daunting task. There are a lot of choices available, with different features and capabilities. Two of the most popular shells are Bash and ZSH (Z Shell). Both of these shells are powerful and have their own unique advantages and disadvantages. In this article, we will
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Virtualization is an important tool for IT teams that are looking to maximize the efficiency of their infrastructure and reduce the cost of running multiple physical machines. KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) and Virt-Manager are two tools that provide users with a simple and efficient way to manage virtual machines. In this article, we will explore
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The Internet is a complex network of computers and devices that communicate with each other. To ensure that all of these devices communicate securely and efficiently, it is important to have a way to control the flow of traffic between them. This is where iptables come in. Iptables is a powerful utility built into Linux
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RSS is an acronym that stands for Really Simple Syndication. It is a format for doing syndication on the web. The nice thing about RSS is that it makes no statement whatsoever as to what to syndicate, giving the users the freedom of choosing their own uses. An RSS feed can be created for a
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In this tutorial article, we’ll take a look at Inkscape, a free and open-source Vector graphics Editor. The graphical format you guys are most familiar with is probably the raster format, where we work with tiny blocks of single-colored boxes, known as pixels. This describes pictures, videos, and all such graphics. Introduction to Inkscape and
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