In this article, we’ll teach you how to install Skype on Linux. Steps for installing Skype on Linux (Ubuntu) Follow the most comfortable procedure below to install Skype on Linux (Ubuntu). How to install Skype on Ubuntu graphically? You can install Skype directly from Ubuntu’s Software Center. Follow the steps below to install Skype on your Ubuntu machine. […]
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In this article we’ll teach you how to install Zoom on Linux. Let’s get started on the steps to install Zoom on all the major distributions of Linux. Steps for Installing Zoom on Ubuntu Zoom can be installed through Software Center and as well as through Terminal on Ubuntu. We have covered both the procedures
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In this article, we will be learning about some basic and very essential Git commands to get started with git. This article is meant for people who don’t have any previous knowledge of git or are just taking their first steps in learning it. What is git? Git is one of the first open-source software
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In this article, we’ll learn about how to install and configure Kubernetes on Ubuntu. We’ll also deploy a NGINX server. Kubernetes can be installed with its deployment tools using kubeadm, or kops, or kubespray. However, in this article, we’ll be installing it with kubeadm. What are the requirements for Kubernetes? 1.) A compatible Linux host.
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In this tutorial we’ll learn about how to install Blender on your Linux system (for Ubuntu, Fedora, and CentOS). We’ll be demonstrating the installation procedure on Ubuntu and Fedora desktop. But in case you are on a different distribution, it is very much likely that your package manager already does have Blender in their official
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In this article, we’ll learn about how to mount CIFS share in CentOS 7. Server Message Block (SMB) of which the version SMB1 is also known as Common Internet File System (CIFS). It is a network file system protocol. A network file system provides access to the local directories and files of the server remotely
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Git rebase is easily one of the most misunderstood commands in Git. Beginners often tend to mess up their working tree using this command the wrong way or fail to find the difference between git rebase and merge. So in this article, we try to explain in detail using graphical representations what actually happens and
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Linux is a CLI-driven OS. Hence, for hardcore terminal fans, being able to do a wide range of tasks via the terminal is extremely important. In this module, we’ll be learning how we can accomplish one such trivial task, i.e connecting to a Bluetooth device, via the Terminal. What Is BlueZ? Before we begin, we
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It’s a little tricky to connect an Android phone to Linux. But to make it easy, there’s an interesting tool available for Linux. KDE Connect is an application made by the KDE Community to provide a bridge between your phone and system. It is not much filled with features like other operating system environments. But
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In this module, we’ll learn to create Ubuntu persistence using the mkusb utility. There have been many times when we need a portable version of our system’s OS, in which we could have a pre-installed environment we can use on any system. As, using another’s system may put a toll on our privacy, consume time
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