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How To Setup Linux Web Server And Host Website On Your Own Computer [Part - 2]
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How To Setup Linux Web Server And Host Website On Your Own Computer [Part - 2]

Welcome, everyone. It is the second part of how we can setup Linux Web Server and host website on our own Computer. There are some prerequisites to hosting Linux Web Server that we talked about in part 1. If you’ve not installed Apache web server or any other prerequisite then you must visit Part 1 before reading any further. In this article, we will show you how you can easily make your local website available for the rest of the World! So let’s get started. In the first Part, we

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How to Host Web Server: A Beginner's Guide
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How to Host Web Server: A Beginner's Guide

Welcome to small tutorial series to host web server on your own Linux machine. This series of articles will teach how to set up a web server on a Linux computer and make it available online. In this article, we will install all the required tools to set up a web server. The website we’ll host on our personal computer can be accessed from around the globe. * Hosting web server * How to Host web server * Prerequisites To host Web Server * How To Setup A Web Server * Install Apac

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10 Basic Linux Commands That Every Linux Newbies Should Remember
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10 Basic Linux Commands That Every Linux Newbies Should Remember

Linux has had a significant impact on our lives. At the very least, your Android phone contains a Linux kernel. Getting started with Linux, on the other hand, will only cause you inconvenience for the first time. Because on Linux, rather of simply clicking the launcher icon, you should usually use terminal commands (as you did on Windows). But don’t worry, we’ll show you 10 basic Linux commands and vital commands to get you started. 10 Basic Linux Commands That Help Newbies Get Started

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Check Weather And Surf StackOverflow In Linux Terminal
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Check Weather And Surf StackOverflow In Linux Terminal

Today, let’s have some fun with Linux Terminal. Also, if you’re a developer, let’s reduce one context switch that you make while developing: switching to the browser to look for a solution on StackOverflow. It’s a well-known fact that fewer context switches mean fewer distractions and higher productivity. In this article, we’ll look at two fun and useful things you can do right from the terminal without having to open a browser. Funny Linux Commands – Check Weather In Linux Terminal

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Linux File Sharing Over Network Computers Using scp And rsync
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Linux File Sharing Over Network Computers Using scp And rsync

In this article, we will look at scp and rsync, two powerful Linux utilities for sharing files and folders across networks. scp allows you to simply copy directories or files from or to any remote destination, whereas rsync, in addition to simply copying files, also acts as a synchronising tool, synchronising changes between source and destination. The following discussion focuses on their application and the various parameters that can be used in conjunction with them to improve speed and se

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[Solved] Dependency Is Not satisfiable: libvpx1 Error While Installing VirtualBox In Linux Mint 18 Beta
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[Solved] Dependency Is Not satisfiable: libvpx1 Error While Installing VirtualBox In Linux Mint 18 Beta

Linux Mint 18 Beta was recently released. Though it’s beta since its release, I have been using it without any issue. There is no crash, no stuck. Pretty stable. But, today when I tried to install VirtualBox in Linux mint, it gave me an error that the dependency not satisfied libvpx1. If you’re using Linux Mint 18 Beta then you’ll not be able to install Virtualbox or any other app if that depends on libvpx1. How To Fix ‘Dependency is not satisfiable: libvpx1’ Error In Linux Mint 18 Beta

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10 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 16.04 "Xenial Xerus"
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10 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 16.04 "Xenial Xerus"

Ubuntu 16.04 has brought some interesting features that you must give try if you’ve upgraded. If you still don’t know what’s new in Ubuntu 16.04 then check out our article “What’s New In Ubuntu 16.04?“.  In this article, I’ll show you 10 things to do after installing or upgrading to Ubuntu 16.04. It’ll save your time tweaking the system and also will provide you the taste of new features of Ubuntu 16.04. Also, don’t forget to take the poll below this article to tell us what you like the

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How To Play Your Childhood Nintendo Games In Linux
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How To Play Your Childhood Nintendo Games In Linux

We all love Nintendo games that we played in our childhood. Remember Mario Bros? I still love to play that one and many others. If you wish to play your favorite Nintendo games, then no problem you can play your favorite games in Linux using ZSNES, a SNES emulator programmed in assembly language. Play Nintendo Games In Linux All you need to start playing Nintendo games in Linux is a SNES emulator and SNES ROMs. We’ll use ZSNES, a SNES emulator. You can google SNES ROMs and download

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How To Dual Boot Windows 10 And Linux Lite
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How To Dual Boot Windows 10 And Linux Lite

I’ve observed numerous Windows users wanting to install Linux while retaining Windows. Install Windows and Linux so you can switch between them when needed. Even though most Linux distributions provide GUI installers, Windows users encounter issues. You can dual-boot Windows 10 and Linux Lite. So let’s begin! I want you to pay attention to a few things before you start installing. First, Linux isn’t scary. It’s simple to set up and utilise. If you’ve tried and failed to install Linux bef

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Black GNOME Linux Theme, Install In Fedora And other Distros
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Black GNOME Linux Theme, Install In Fedora And other Distros

Description – Black Theme For GNOME environment. Updated for 3.12 and 3.14. Made a few modifications. Added a HIDPI version. May or may not look good with your resolution. If not you may need to modify for your resolution. Credit            –  BigCityCat Installation Instructions – How to Install this theme? License  –  GPL Black_GNOME_Theme.tar.gz File Size: 113 kb File Type: gz Download File

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Disable Touchpad While Writing Article Or Documentation In Ubuntu
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Disable Touchpad While Writing Article Or Documentation In Ubuntu

As a blogger, I spend the majority of my time writing articles and tutorials. One issue I’ve been having while typing is that my palm comes into contact with the touchpad, causing the cursor to move to another location on the screen or editor, causing my article to become jumbled. Sometimes I have to rethink and rewrite because many lines have been deleted as a result of this issue. But, at long last, I’ve discovered a solution to this problem. Here’s how you can make it right. I’m sure

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Create And Edit Fonts In Linux With BirdFont
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Create And Edit Fonts In Linux With BirdFont

BirdFont is a font creator and editor that is open source and cross-platform. BirdFont is available in both free and paid versions. If you create fonts, you should give BirdFont a shot. It’s simple to set up and use in Linux distributions. BirdFont BirdFont is a simple font maker and editor. It supports the creation and editing of TTF, EOT, and SVG fonts. I’m not a designer or font maker, but I found it simple to use. Simply choose the letter you want to make and you’re done.

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