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How To Backup And Restore SD Card For Raspberry Pi
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How To Backup And Restore SD Card For Raspberry Pi

After having successfully recorded a system for our Raspberry Pi on our SD card it is almost certain that we will carry out some tests of the new system, as well as make personalization settings on it. But one thing I am sure of is that you have had to perform this process more than once, for the simple fact that there are several systems for this device you have done the task of testing them to see which is the one that fits your needs. This process can generate that you can lose s

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Raspberry Pi Vs. Arduino
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Raspberry Pi Vs. Arduino

Most people find it difficult to differentiate between pi and an Arduino. What most people do not understand is that a Raspberry Pi is a microcomputer while the Arduino is a micro-controller. This article is about laying out those differences and simplifying each bit by bit. Most probably some of you might have used a Pi and never used an Arduino.   Follow Raspberry Pi series Chances are you haven’t used either of them and you are in a dilemma on what to pick between both for your projec

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Linux Kernel Vs. Mac Kernel
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Linux Kernel Vs. Mac Kernel

Both the Linux kernel and the macOS kernel are UNIX-based. Some people say that macOS is “linux”, some say that both are compatible due to similarities between commands and file system hierarchy. Today I want to show a little of both, showing the differences and similarities between Linux Kernel & Mac kernel like I mentioned in previous Linux kernel articles. Kernel of macOS In 1985, Steve Jobs left Apple due to a disagreement with CEO John Sculley and Apple’s board of directo

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Terminus A Modern Terminal App For Linux
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Terminus A Modern Terminal App For Linux

A couple of years of using various Linux distros have shown me a lot of new stuff. Some interesting user interfaces, some new package managers but one place where I haven’t seen many inventions is the terminal. It has always been the same old shell that comes by default. Even though it is one of the most used things, I haven’t seen much of a variation with it. But recently I came across Terminus – A terminal for the modern age. So I decided to give it a try. First of all, let us look at

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Creating And Managing Git Repository - Git Series Part 2
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Creating And Managing Git Repository - Git Series Part 2

Continuing from the previous guide, I will demonstrate how to create a repository and manage it, apply changes to it, make certain files and folders exempt from tracking, and how to handle remote servers. In this guide, I will show you an example of such actions being performed by creating a very small website. I will also create a copy on a remote computer that will be used as a backup in case the main repo is ever damaged, or lost. Follow the complete Git series. For the sake of this guide,

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12 Reasons Why To Use Gnome Desktop
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12 Reasons Why To Use Gnome Desktop

You must (occasionally) be wondering which Desktop Environment is the best for Linux. And while most long-time Linux users have found their preferred desktop based on experience and computing purposes, some of us and including newbies are still stuck with the same question. I have switched to various Linux distros many times and frankly, all the Desktop Environments have their own advantages and disadvantages. Sticking to one of them depends entirely on the perspectives of the user and his pr

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KDE Neon Arrives For Pinebook
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KDE Neon Arrives For Pinebook

KDE developers have announced the release of a dedicated version of KDE Neon for the Pinebook, ARM architecture-based laptops that came out last year with some fanfare due to its tight price: $89.   Now there is more than one Pinebook model and none costs $89, all are over $100 including shipping, but the invention – mobile hardware for the desktop – is here to stay and if the label was already used at the beginning Linux to introduce them, it is Linux that is now introduced to them and

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Steam Play (Official) Provides Windows Games On Linux
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Steam Play (Official) Provides Windows Games On Linux

We knew that Valve was working on something like this, offering the possibility that Steam Linux users could play video games that have not been officially ported to the platform, that is, the majority of games available for Windows.   But now not only has the existence of such a tool been confirmed, we can also test it now. The new Steam Play is basically a modified version of Wine created by Valve, called “Proton”, an integrated directly in the Steam client. Proton is an open source pr

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Linux Kernel And Its Functions
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Linux Kernel And Its Functions

People use Linux every day. Today almost all electronic products are built on Linux and the most popular ones are Android devices. Every day almost 850,000 Android devices are activated which is the largest compared to any other mobile devices manufacturer such as Windows Phone, iPhone, etc. It’s not just smartphones that Linux runs but every other gadget from your TV to a refrigerator is running on Linux. So how is this all possible and what is Linux all about? Let’s talk about this

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Reasons Why Debian Is Crucial To Linux History
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Reasons Why Debian Is Crucial To Linux History

That August 16, 1993, a young Ian Murdock announced on Usenet “the imminent completion of a new version of Linux which I will call Debian Linux Release.”   Murdock, of course, had no idea that Debian would end up becoming an institution in the Linux world. This distribution, mother of many others (Ubuntu included), has completed 25 splendid years that have confirmed it as a crucial development in the world of Linux and Open Source.   Debian through time The name, which came from th

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Top Linux Applications For Office Use
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Top Linux Applications For Office Use

The next time you encounter a laptop or PC, pay attention to the operating system. Most likely it is not open source because closed-source platforms such as Windows and macOS have captured most of the PC client OS market.   Open source OS programs such as Linux, make up only a tiny bit of market share and rightly so – they still have a lot to do if they want to compete with the likes of MacOS and Windows in terms of appearance and functionality. Although Ubuntu and other distributions ar

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How To Make Gedit More Programmer Friendly
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How To Make Gedit More Programmer Friendly

Gedit is the default text editor that comes pre-installed on Linux with GNOME as its desktop environment. It is extensible with plugins while at the same time simple and easy to use for newbies; pretty much like notepad you find on your Windows PC. However, Gedit can be configured to a fully-featured Integrated Development Environment (IDE) with the help of plugins and customize its preference. Read on below how to do that. Where would one find Gedit text editor? Ubuntu,

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