All posts tagged "Linux"
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299Science and technology5 methods to study C programming on Linux
There are many theories about why the C programming language has endured for so long as it has. Maybe it is the...
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251Science and technologyHow I create music playlists on Linux
I lately wrote a C program in Linux to create a smaller random choice of MP3 recordsdata from my intensive MP3 library....
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279Science and technologyCheck disk utilization in Linux
Knowing how a lot of your disk is being utilized by your recordsdata is a vital consideration, irrespective of how a lot...
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321Science and technologyUse secret keyboard keys on Linux
A typical pc keyboard has solely about 100 keys on it. Most keys double up on characters, additionally referred to as glyphs,...
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309Science and technologyHandle your information in your Linux terminal with ranger
The most elementary manner to have a look at your information and folders is to make use of the instructions ls and...
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278Science and technologyMake a short lived file on Linux with Bash
When programming within the Bash scripting language, you generally have to create a short lived file. For occasion, you would possibly have...
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277Science and technology
Linux su vs sudo: what is the distinction?
Both the su and the sudo instructions enable customers to carry out system administration duties that aren’t permitted for non-privileged customers—that’s, everybody...
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433Science and technologyShare your Linux terminal with tmate
As a member of the Fedora Linux QA crew, I typically discover myself executing a bunch of instructions that I need to...
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293Science and technologyHow I gave my outdated laptop computer new life with the Linux Xfce desktop
A number of weeks in the past, I wanted to provide a convention presentation that included a short demonstration of a small...
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291Science and technologyEdit PDFs on Linux with these open supply instruments
Open supply studying and enhancing instruments for PDFs are sometimes safer and dependable options to the functions residing within the first pages...