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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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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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What Are Ports? How To Check Linux Open Ports?
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What Are Ports? How To Check Linux Open Ports?

A port is an addressable network location implemented in an operating system to help differentiate traffic destined for different services or applications. A port is always associated with an IP address of a host and the protocol type for the communication. Ports are specified by a number ranging from 1 to 65535. There are different categories of ports. * 0-1023 – are “Well Known Ports” associated with services considered as critical or essential. They are also referred to as Sys

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Popcorn Time Watch Movies and TV Shows On Linux
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Popcorn Time Watch Movies and TV Shows On Linux

Watching your favorite TV shows and movies series is what you all guys do every day. Flash, Iron Fist or Moana and many more awesome movies and tv shows that we love to watch. The problems come when you are traveling. Many of your shows or movies are restricted to a particular region and cannot be accessed when you are traveling or want to just quickly watch that awesome flash punch from an episode of 1 month old. There are many reasons why we will want a TV service that can give us all sho

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Boot Repair Tool - Repair The Most Boot Related Problems
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Boot Repair Tool - Repair The Most Boot Related Problems

We all encounter many times the boot related problems and most of them are simply related to GRUB. Many people find it way too hard sometimes to enter long commands or search forums to find the way they can solve it. Today I am going to tell you how to use a simple, small software to solve most of the boot related problems. This tool is known as Boot Repair Tool. Now no more talk and get to work. How To Install And Use Boot Repair Tool In Linux You will need a live bootable pendriv

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How To Setup Open Watcom On WINE For Windows Programmers
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How To Setup Open Watcom On WINE For Windows Programmers

Open Watcom is a C/C++ compiler suite (including FORTRAN) for Windows, handy for those Linux users who wish/need to program in Windows environment but don’t have one. This is the only successful programming tool that runs under WINE! Still, that doesn’t mean it works fine without errors. That’s also the fun part because you get the opportunity to use commands more often for compiling, linking and then running the program. Installing Open Watcom You can download the software from he

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How to Extract and Install .tar.gz Files in Linux
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How to Extract and Install .tar.gz Files in Linux

Linux is the operating system with more kinds of packages. If you have used Debian, you should know the file type .deb. If you have used Fedora, you should know the file type .rpm. In Linux we have many file types when we talk about installation packages and surely you’ll learn to install .tar.gz packages. Table of contents * What is .tar.gz or .tgz? * How to install .tar.gz or .tgz file in Linux What is .tar.gz or .tgz? Tar isn’t an installation package but a computer sof

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Clonezilla Live - Clone Your Hard Drive Easily
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Clonezilla Live - Clone Your Hard Drive Easily

We all have a hard disc that has our favorite pictures, films, games, Rap songs, and other items. Generally, hard discs are used to store or create backups. But what if all you want is an exact clone of your hard discs? How are you going to reveal all of the secret files? What if your computer dies and you want to backup everything before attempting a hard-drive repair? It’s time for Clonezilla to enter the fray. Clonezilla Live is a free disc imaging and data recovery software created b

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Linux Mint Desklets: How To Easily Manage It On Your Family PC
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Linux Mint Desklets: How To Easily Manage It On Your Family PC

Desklets are small Python programs that run inside gDesklets. What they are intended for is to get your focus-on-work and rely on the information the Desklet accesses [for you]. You get to finish your chores faster than ever and leave your computer satisfied as you shut it off for the next cycle. Simple basic Desklet So you have a clean wallpaper set-up and with no desklet(s).Right click your mouse and select “Add Desklets”. Right click “Launcher desklet” and sele

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Setting up Sun Java Wireless Toolkit on Linux Mint
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Setting up Sun Java Wireless Toolkit on Linux Mint

This topic might be very strange to any one who has no/very little knowledge of J2ME phones. But for those brave hearts who found this topic with the intention to create J2ME MIDlets, then you are at the right place! You might have configured Sun Wireless Toolkit on your Windows PC and struggled to set it up on your Linux system.   By the way, I chose the distro Mint specifically because of that. * is my primary OS. * “desklet” will be mentioned later. * found a specific issue while s

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Get Hardware Details In Linux With 'dmidecode'
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Get Hardware Details In Linux With 'dmidecode'

dmidecode is a tool for dumping a computer’s DMI (some say SMBIOS ) table contents in a human-readable format. This table contains a description of the system’s hardware components as well as other useful pieces of information such as serial numbers and BIOS revision. Thanks to this table, you can retrieve this information without having to probe for the actual hardware. While this is a good point in terms of report speed and safeness, this also makes the presented information possib

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All About Tar Files And How To tar, untar Files In Linux Using Terminal
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All About Tar Files And How To tar, untar Files In Linux Using Terminal

tar is an archive utility tool for GNU/Linux. Primarily used to distribute executable software or package the software source code in the tarball for later distribution. The most popular being gzip and you might have noticed the source file of a program usually ends with *.tar.gz. Well, that doesn’t mean you can’t use it to create an archive for other file types. You can. Archive a file Well, let’s learn how to archive a file. Launch terminal using ctrl+alt+t and cd into your

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