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Damn Small Linux A Lightweight Linux Distro For Old Computers
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Damn Small Linux A Lightweight Linux Distro For Old Computers

By the name yes it’s really small and lightweight (had to utter this word too “damn!”). Damn Small Linux is a distro that offers a GUI based OS for low resource systems and some applications for normal users task-alike. It’s designed with the intention to pack all the modern features under 50 MB. Well, that may sound crazy but you cannot rely on it as a primary OS if you have a recent modern hardware. Instead take a U-turn now and see what Ubuntu, Fedora or OpenSUSE has to offer.Damn

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Code::Blocks IDE Review
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Code::Blocks IDE Review

Codeblocks is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for programmers and developers. It comes with predefined tools to develop Qt applications, plugins, console applications, etc. considering one has installed the required tools independently (eg- Qt development tools). Most IDEs come with “project” feature and that’s the turning point because some of them requires user to create one before proceeding any further, where in some cases programming (in schools and colleges) exercise d

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Linux Kernel - When It All Started & How It Is Here
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Linux Kernel - When It All Started & How It Is Here

Many of the open source lovers know Linux. I know, you are also one of them, cause you are also a supporter of open source. However, many don’t. Today I am going to mention the history of the famous kernel, Linux. Many guys who are either Windows or Mac lovers, don’t know what Linux is and mostly are in wrong belief that Linux is an OS. Let me clarify this first. No, it is not!. Linux is actually a kernel. Now, you might be thinking what is a kernel? In the simplest sense, the kernel

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Trigger 3D Rally Race Game Review
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Trigger 3D Rally Race Game Review

Trigger 3D rally race game is a fun game for families with time limits on every event. A user has to finish the lap of an event within the stipulated time while at the same time enjoy the environment driving through a forest, on a canyon, and off road too. Trigger 3D Rally Race Installation To install trigger 3D rally racing game, launch the terminal and enter this command – sudo apt install trigger-rally Or you could launch the software manager and install the game by br

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How To Compile C, C++, And Java Using Terminal On Linux
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How To Compile C, C++, And Java Using Terminal On Linux

€‹This topic might surprise you because occasionally programmers are occupied primarily on one language and then they move on to another programming language with changing times. But that doesn’t mean languages like C, C++, and Java differ from another when it comes to compiling the program and running it on the terminal, except only the name of the compiler tool. Otherwise, it is a different matter when it comes down to BASH, Python, etc.   Target audience €‹People programming ju

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Fedora 26 Is Here And It's Packing A Punch
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Fedora 26 Is Here And It's Packing A Punch

If you’re already using Fedora, you can upgrade from the command line or use GNOME Software — upgrade instructions here. We’ve put a lot of work into making upgrades easy and fast. In most cases, this will take half an hour or so, bringing you right back to a working system with no hassle Fedora 26 Minimum System Configuration The figures below are a recommended minimum for the default installation. Your requirements may differ, and most applications will benefit from

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Nylas Mail A Free Email Client For Linux (Dead)
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Nylas Mail A Free Email Client For Linux (Dead)

So questions are being asked whether Ubuntu should still ship with a default email client. Personally, I have not used Thunderbird in a really long time. I wanna believe this is not the first time the question has been asked but this time I believe there is a really good chance that it is gonna get cut. This is because everyday users tend to resort to web-based clients such as Gmail or Outlook for their email needs. And for the power user on Linux, there are quite a few options availab

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How To Configure Dongle D-Link On Ubuntu
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How To Configure Dongle D-Link On Ubuntu

D-Link is a USB wireless card or commonly called dongle, used to connect a computer to the Internet through cellular networks. This tutorial will focus on one model DWP-157 and may be applied to other models of D-Link. DWP-157 supports 3G networking and has this label “Linux Ubuntu 10.04 or above” on the System Requirements. Now plug the wireless card Plug in the USB dongle on your computer and soon a file manager will be launched with its contents. Copy the tarball “D

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Steps To Create A Developer Environment In Linux
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Steps To Create A Developer Environment In Linux

In every modern industry, software or application development is crucial for the organization, you can name it, movie industries, health care, music, agriculture, and other known areas, all these areas rely on development. From small projects to big projects like Google or Facebook, from your smartphone to your Smart TV, and more. This article is to let you know how to create a developer environment, what tools you will need for a basic developer environment.   1. Install a database

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5 Misconceptions About Being A Linux User
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5 Misconceptions About Being A Linux User

Ever wondered what Linux is and how it really works? Many of us have asked this question, especially when you are densely populated around with Redmond fans and none of your pals have tried Linux ever! Some people in areas surrounded by FOSS, go ahead with full potential without any issues and for those trying out or curious about GNU Linux then here are the 5 main misconceptions about it. Only CLI all the time That is totally and entirely and universally FALSE for many of us

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Geany A Lightweight IDE Or Code Editor For Programmers
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Geany A Lightweight IDE Or Code Editor For Programmers

Geany is built using GTK and its documentation is read as “a small and fast editor with basic features of an integrated development environment.” still you get the feel of programming in other rich, full-blown IDEs like Codeblocks, Eclipse, etc. And it really benefits those who are crazy about computer resources or have limited virtual memory.   I’m not trying to lure you with “Geany is better than that and those [IDEs]” but will look at some of its features.   How To Install Geany

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Linux Command to Shutdown, Restart, Hibernate, and Suspend
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Linux Command to Shutdown, Restart, Hibernate, and Suspend

In this article, we explore different ways to control your Linux system’s power state. Our main focus is on the versatile linux command to shutdown, but we’ll also cover restarting, hibernating, and suspending your machine. From simple shutdown commands to scheduled actions and forceful system reboots, we’ll teach you how to master your Linux system’s state from the command line. * Basics of the Linux Command to Shutdown * Scheduling Shutdowns and Sending Messages * Exploring

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