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6 Best Mastodon Clients for Ubuntu and Other Linux

Tuesday 28th of March 2023 04:03:32 AM

Are you planning to leave Twitter and join Mastodon? Use these free and open-source Mastodon clients for your Linux desktop. Mastodon is a free and open-source microblogging platform similar to Twitter. It is designed as a decentralised platform that can communicate with other Fediverse protocols such as GNU Social and Pleroma. With the recent news...

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Debian 12 Bookworm: Best New Features

Monday 27th of March 2023 07:00:31 PM

We give you a summary of the new features and enhancements of the Debian 12 Bookworm (upcoming) release. Debian 12 has been under development for a few months and slowly moving towards a final release. As of publishing this, it is currently under the hard freeze. That means no major package changes or enhancements are...

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How to Enable Volume and Power Control in Amazon Fire TV Stick

Saturday 25th of March 2023 02:44:54 AM

This quick guide helps you to enable the power and volume button in Amazon’s Fire TV Stick remote. When you set up Amazon’s Fire TV Stick by connecting to your TV set, the power button and volume buttons don’t get detected sometimes. While all other controls of your Fire TV remote work perfectly. The primary...

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How to Fix: pip command not found error in Ubuntu

Friday 24th of March 2023 06:29:05 PM

A quick and simple guide to fix pip command not found in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. You might have encountered the “pip command not found” error while installing any Python package or module. This error occurs when the system cannot locate the pip package manager used to install and manage Python packages. The pip...

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A Screenshot Tour & Walkthrough of New Ubuntu Installer

Thursday 23rd of March 2023 05:35:25 AM

Screenshot tour & highlights of the new Ubuntu desktop installer – Subiquity. Ubuntu developers have worked on the new Flutter-based Ubuntu installer for over two years. The goal was to replace the good old ubiquity installer with a modern application. The primary reason is code maintainability, while Flutter provides a better alternative. However, the installer...

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Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster”: Best New Features

Tuesday 21st of March 2023 06:04:41 AM

Introducing the latest Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” release, packed with new features and improvements. Ubuntu 23.04, code-named “Lunar Lobster”, is the first short-term release of 2023, and it will be supported for nine months until January 2024. This release is about improving Ubuntu’s core backend and progress work by adopting new packages and technology. In...

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Variables in Python: Concepts with Examples

Friday 17th of March 2023 04:04:16 AM

This tutorial explains the concept of variables in Python, their types, and how to use them with examples in real-world projects. In Python, a variable is a reserved memory location that stores a value. They are names that can be assigned a value and used to reference it throughout your code. Using a variable makes...

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Best GUI Package Managers for Arch Linux

Thursday 16th of March 2023 05:44:14 AM

Let’s discuss some of the best GUI package managers for Arch Linux. And choose the best to fit your needs. Arch Linux is one of the most popular and widely used Linux distributions among advanced users and developers due to its customizability, flexibility, and bleeding-edge features. Due to its minimalist design, the primary way to...

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Input Function in Python: Concepts and Examples

Tuesday 14th of March 2023 06:36:34 PM

In this article, I will explain the basics of the Input function of Python with some easy-to-understand examples. Python is one of the most popular programming languages in the world, and it is widely used in various applications. One of the basic concepts in Python is the Input() function, which allows users to interact with...

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A Guide to Find the Right Debian ISO for Download

Monday 13th of March 2023 03:25:10 AM

Linux beginners can be overwhelmed by the official Debian download ISO page. This guide aims to simplify the download experience. Installing Debian can be a difficult experience for beginner Debian users. The official download page contains several links, and it’s a little confusing as to which one to download. Keeping that in mind, I have...

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Fixing Slow Download Speed while Using pacman in Arch Linux

Saturday 11th of March 2023 06:38:34 PM

Having slow download speeds with Pacman in Arch Linux? Follow our guide to optimize and speed up your package manager for a smoother experience. You are not alone if you are experiencing slow download speed while using Pacman in Arch Linux. Sometimes, system updates via pacman or any package installation become slower in your Arch...

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Arch Linux vs Other Linux Distros: Which is Right for You?

Thursday 9th of March 2023 02:00:16 PM

If you plan to use Arch Linux as a daily driver, you should consider several benefits of Arch vs other distros. Here’s a quick comparison. If you think about switching to Linux, you will come across hundreds of Linux distributions or “distros”. Each Linux distribution has its unique features, strengths, and weaknesses. They offer users...

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Top 5 Best EPUB Readers for Linux [Compared]

Wednesday 8th of March 2023 08:34:00 AM

Are you looking for the best EPUB readers for Linux? Here are the best FOSS EPUB readers for you. Are you an avid Linux user who loves reading ebooks? If yes, you must know that the default document viewer on most of the Linux distros may not meet all your requirements for being a bookworm....

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Linux Kernel 6.3 Rc1 Released with Intel VPU Driver, Rust Updates

Tuesday 7th of March 2023 06:36:15 AM

Linus Torvalds releases Linux Kernel 6.3 RC1 for everyone to test, which brings regular updates, more Rust code and more. Following the Linux Kernel 6.2 release two weeks back, the merge window for Linux Kernel 6.3 is now closed. While announcing the release candidate, Linus is fairly happy with a standard “two weeks” merge window...

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Xubuntu Minimal: Opportunity to Build Your Own Distro

Monday 6th of March 2023 06:55:25 AM

Xubuntu team introduces a minimal ISO with few components from the 23.04 releases onwards. Here are all the details. A few days back, Canonical announced that an official minimal ISO installation file for the Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” release is in the works. While the image is not yet available as of publishing this, the...

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Top 5 Best Arch Linux Distros For Everyone

Friday 3rd of March 2023 07:05:33 PM

We review the best Arch Linux distros available in 2023 and explore their key facets to consider before you choose them for your workflow. If you are a Linux enthusiast looking for a powerful and flexible operating system, then Arch Linux is worth considering. Arch Linux is known for its flexibility, customization options, and minimalistic...

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Create Your First Program Using OpenAI ChatGPT API [Beginner’s Guide]

Thursday 2nd of March 2023 08:57:54 AM

Here’s how to start your first Python program using OpenAI ChatGPT AI and create a chatbot assistant. The revolutionary, easy-to-use AI “ChatGPT” is now available as API. OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, announced that the model (gpt-3.5-turbo) is now available for your custom products and solutions. The cost is super affordable as well. It is...

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5 Best PDF editors for Ubuntu and Other Linux

Wednesday 1st of March 2023 01:52:30 PM

We list the best free & open-source PDF editors for Ubuntu and other Linux distros. And compare them based on their PDF editing capabilities. Looking for a free and open-source PDF editor for Ubuntu? Read on to learn about the top PDF editors for Ubuntu and step-by-step guides on how to edit PDF files using...

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How to Install LibreOffice in Arch Linux

Tuesday 28th of February 2023 05:34:58 PM

A simple tutorial showing how you can install LibreOffice in Arch Linux. Most Arch Linux installations are custom-made. Hence you need to manually install LibreOffice by choosing the proper package. LibreOffice comes in two variants. The latest version by number is the community edition which contains the latest features and enhancements and targets early adopters....

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How to Install IDLE Python IDE in Ubuntu and Other Linux

Monday 27th of February 2023 07:08:25 PM

Python’s default IDE IDLE is not installed by default in Ubuntu and other distros. Learn how to install it in this guide. IDLE (Integrated Development and Learning Environment) is a Python IDE, written in Python language itself and usually gets installed in Windows as part of Python installation. It is ideal for beginners and straightforward...

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Red Hat Hires a Blind Software Engineer to Improve Accessibility on Linux Desktop

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