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DNF Package Manager For RPM-Based Linux Distributions
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DNF Package Manager For RPM-Based Linux Distributions

It’s an RPM-based package manager used in a number of Linux Distros which include but are not limited to the likes of Fedora, CentOS, RHEL among other to install and update packages. DNF maintains CLI compatibility with Yum as its the next major version release, you will see that most of the commands will be similar to yum commands. DNF has the capability to automatically resolve dependency issues and is similar in operation to other package managers like the familiar “apt-get” that

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Anbox Runs Android In Your Linux Without Emulation
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Anbox Runs Android In Your Linux Without Emulation

In a recent article, we talked about android emulators for Ubuntu or Linux in general. Most of the time we need to play a game or try some applications on android or even when we don’t have a smartphone we opt to use an emulator to try applications. A fan on facebook let us know about Anbox and asked for the tutorial on Anbox installation in Linux. So here you have how to install Anbox in Linux. Also Read – Best Ways To Install Android Apps In Linux About Anbox As it said on A

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What is SSH Key? How To Generate SSH Key in Linux?
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What is SSH Key? How To Generate SSH Key in Linux?

SSH is short for Secure Shell. Secure Shell is a network protocol that provides administrators with a secure way (with encryption) to access a remote computer. it allows an administrator to log into virtual space server with an SSH key instead of a typical password. This eliminates the usual weakness of cracking passwords since SSHs almost can not be deciphered or cracked. So how exactly does this work? Let’s find out in this tutorial. SSH works using a key pair; the public key and th

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LinuxAndUbuntu Distro Review Of The Week Debian Linux 8.7 (Jessie)
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LinuxAndUbuntu Distro Review Of The Week Debian Linux 8.7 (Jessie)

I have always been a Ubuntu guy. I use Ubuntu or some other derivatives like Mint or elementary but never have I tried Debian. Well not anymore. I tested Debian and I must say I really like it. The thing with Debian is that stability is prioritized over all other factors. So if you are looking for the latest updates to packages, Debian is not the one. Debian is very popular amongst Linux users and rightly so. It enjoys a very superior community support compared to many other distros and

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Qiana Studio Complete Multimedia Production
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Qiana Studio Complete Multimedia Production

Qiana Studio is a Ubuntu and Linux Mint based system for multimedia productions. It comes with many powerful tools and applications that make it a media creation powerhouse. The developers seek to make a lightweight – but powerful A/V-distro basing on Linux Mint! Let us take a look at this distro if it’s worth your time. Qiana Studio is an unofficial community-release for people interested in Linux Mint and Multimedia-Production. Qiana is based on Linux Mint 17.3 (Rosa), Linux Kernel

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Ubuntu 17.10 Codename Released "Artful Aardvark"
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Ubuntu 17.10 Codename Released "Artful Aardvark"

Recently Ubuntu has been the talk of the town due to Mark Shuttleworth’s announcement on discontinuation of Unity 8 development. But the release of Ubuntu 17.04 also fills some gap of that talk shows. Now there is another news coming from Ubuntu which is the release of codename of its upcoming Ubuntu version, i.e. Ubuntu 17.10. It’s  Artful Aardvark! Yes. Artful Aardvark. But what does it mean? Let’s find out. Ubuntu 17.10 Codename ‘Artful Aardvark’ The codename of Ubuntu 17.10 was

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Best Ways To Use Android Apps In Ubuntu
Linux Tutorials 4 min read

Best Ways To Use Android Apps In Ubuntu

Android, the most-used mobile operating system worldwide with tons of users, daily updates, releases and much more. So what if we could run some Android applications on your Linux distro? Play your android preferred game on a bigger screen? In this article, we will talk about a few available (but good) Android Emulators that allow us to run android in Linux. But first, let us see some android statistics.   Android Statics * More than 1.4 billion users * 87.7% of global share (Nove

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Steam For Linux [Steam review]
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Steam For Linux [Steam review]

Technically, physically, mentally, chemically games are those things that make us feel like a child again. Age doesn’t matter, what matters is that spirit that is inside us, that “gamer” spirit. When I  joined Linux two years ago, I installed steam firstly to get my games from the windows back. Now I’ve got a library of limitless free and paid games having my CS: GO too. I am a daily CS: GO, player. All my favorite games are on Linux via Steam. That is why I decided to review it fo

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The Raspberry Pi And Raspbian OS [The Cheapest Computer]
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The Raspberry Pi And Raspbian OS [The Cheapest Computer]

Linux is used almost everywhere from cars to smartphones and one the most important are small devices that we actually can call a computer, and is being used widely, in robotics, can be connected to your TV and be used as computer with a big screen, IoT (the interconnection via the Internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects, enabling them to send and receive data), on drones and many other good options that can be applied. What is a Raspberry Pi? Raspberry Pi

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Etcher - Burn Images To SD Card & Make Bootable USB
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Etcher - Burn Images To SD Card & Make Bootable USB

So for a distro hopper like me, one very useful tool is USB-ISO-MAKER. I always need to have these tools at my disposal as I am always testing out distros. For a long time, I have resorted to Rufus on Microsoft Windows as my most trusted USB ISO MAKER, and for all these times, I must confess, it has served me well. But the problem with Rufus, it requires Windows. So I have been looking for similar tools on Linux but they always seem to be unreliable sometime. The very popular Unetbootin

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nano: CLI Text Editor For Everyone [basic tutorials]
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nano: CLI Text Editor For Everyone [basic tutorials]

nano is a Command Line Interface text editor for GNU/Linux designed to emulate Pico text editor. It is the standard de facto text editor of Linux for system maintainers, comes pre-installed on Ubuntu and its derivative including Linux Mint. It’s fairly advanced for newbies but not too hard to get accustomed to. Well, there is a saying that everything has a learning curve.   nano is for everyone Anyone, even enthusiasts too! But it’s best if you are constantly on the terminal or edi

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Best Python IDEs For Linux
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Best Python IDEs For Linux

Python is one of the first options thrown at beginners who want to learn to code. And rightly so, it is easy to start with and is powerful enough to begin real-world projects. Python is employed in all areas of development, from software to websites and so much more. Python allows developers to work quickly and integrate systems more effectively. To start coding Python, you need to choose an IDE. There are many python IDEs available but here are some of the best python editors. Best P

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