All posts tagged "Linux"
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643Science and technologyJava nonetheless related, Linux desktop, and extra trade developments
As a part of my function as a senior product advertising and marketing supervisor at an enterprise software program firm with an...
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629Science and technologyIntroduction to the Linux chgrp and newgrp instructions
In a latest article, I launched the chown command, which is used for modifying possession of recordsdata on techniques. Recall that possession...
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658Science and technology
Linux Plumbers, Appwrite, and extra trade tendencies
As a part of my position as a senior product advertising supervisor at an enterprise software program firm with an open supply...
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704Science and technologyfour to-do listing managers for the Linux desktop
Ah, the standard to-do listing. When used badly, it turns into a supply of stress and a set off for procrastination. When...
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647Science and technologyHow to vary the colour of your Linux terminal
You can add colour to your Linux terminal utilizing particular ANSI encoding settings, both dynamically in a terminal command or in configuration...
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794Science and technology11 shocking methods you employ Linux each day
Linux runs nearly every thing as of late, however many individuals will not be conscious of that. Some may concentrate on Linux and...
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647Science and technologyHappy birthday to the Linux kernel: What’s your favourite launch?
Let’s make a journey again to August 1991, when historical past was within the making. The tech world confronted many pivotal moments that...
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650Science and technologyHow to compile a Linux kernel within the 21st century
In computing, a kernel is the low-level software program that handles communication with hardware and basic system coordination. Aside from some preliminary firmware...
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690Science and technologyThe Linux kernel: Top 5 improvements
The phrase innovation will get bandied about within the tech trade virtually as a lot as revolution, so it may be tough...
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591Science and technologyHow the Linux desktop has grown
I first put in Linux in 1993. At that point, you actually did not have many choices for putting in the working...