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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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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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OpenShot Video Editor [Basic Openshot Video Editing Skills]
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OpenShot Video Editor [Basic Openshot Video Editing Skills]

OpenShot is a free and open source video editing application both for enthusiasts and professionals alike… uh… but don’t expect it to be better than lightworks or those adobe suit (video editing) counter-parts. Anyway, it’ll surprise you with many features and yes the integration with blender gives you the power of 3D on your hands! If you can’t afford those eye-candy paid video editing software then you are at the right place! Adding more fun to this, I will teach you some basic skil

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Telegram Messenger On Linux [Telegram Linux]
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Telegram Messenger On Linux [Telegram Linux]

Telegram is a messenger designed to overcome the limitations of other messengers like WhatsApp or similar ones. It is different and better than other messengers on more than one level. A few of the important features that make it stand out among other messengers are:     How To Install & Use WhatsApp In Linux? Open API. This enables the users to develop their own versions of the telegram. Open Protocol. This protocol is highly secure and will protect important messages from hackers

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apt-get Or APT Package Manager With Some Basic Commands
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apt-get Or APT Package Manager With Some Basic Commands

So finally installed Linux Mint or Ubuntu on your system? Cool! But wait there’s more to be done than already done. What about software installation, uninstallation, managing files and so on. Well installing software on Linux Mint and Ubuntu is simple (or basic A for Apple, B for Ball, and C for Cat). Why? You would ask me and the answer is because of the way Debian manages software dependency files. Luckily, Mint and Ubuntu are Debian-based distros and that puts you in a good place to

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Basic Image Editing With GIMP In Linux
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Basic Image Editing With GIMP In Linux

GIMP is an acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a raster image editing program for Linux, OSX, Windows and other OS/es. This is not a free photoshop program as many say so. Graphics enthusiasts and professionals rely on GIMP for image retouching or complete creation of images for artwork (which is a daunting task for novice). And yes GIMP is open source that means you get to keep it on your PC or laptop for free without legal hiatus. Sidenote: Well, this tutorial is

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Linux find Command - Everything You Need To Know
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Linux find Command - Everything You Need To Know

We all need time to find a file that was taken on a specific date, time, or name. Ever wondered how are you going to find it? Yeah! I assume you might say about the search function in nautilus, pacman, or any other file manager you use, but what if you are not allowed to use it! Your file manager just freezes while searching for lots of files. Well, let’s come to the point. Today you will learn about the famous Linux find Command. What is it? Keep reading.   What is ‘find’ for? The

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Linux Command Line Browser To Surf Internet
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Linux Command Line Browser To Surf Internet

One of the most used applications by every user independently to any operating system is the Web Browser. At present, the entire world can be see through the Internet, a great percentage of our activities are made using a web browser to get access to the Internet.   There are several alternatives to choose the best web browser for each of us, but what happens if our system doesn’t have a graphical interface? There are some web browsers that work on the terminal or command line, the command l

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What Is NVM (Non-Volatile Memory)?
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What Is NVM (Non-Volatile Memory)?

NVM or Non-volatile memory is a type of computer memory that can store all the data present in it regardless of the memory has power or not. In simple words, if the power to memory is disabled then it will still be able to hold the data stored in it.   They are totally opposed to the volatile memory in which the data is completely erased as soon as the power is disabled. Also unlike Volatile memory, non-volatile memory does not need to be refreshed periodically. Some examples of Non-volatile

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Whatsapp Now Available To Use In Linux Through Web Browser; Video tutorial
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Whatsapp Now Available To Use In Linux Through Web Browser; Video tutorial

Popular messaging service WhatsApp over 700 million monthly active users has now launched a new service called WhatsApp web. “Today, for the first time, millions of you will have the ability to use WhatsApp on your web browser”, Jan Koun, founder of WhatsApp posted on facebook. Let’s see how to use this on our PC or Chromebook. The article is also available Whatsapp Now Available To Use In Linux Through Web Browser

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Make Your Very Own Customized Linux Distro From Your Current Installation
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Make Your Very Own Customized Linux Distro From Your Current Installation

When we use Linux, one of the most common and useful features is the ability to personalise, clone, and remaster our Linux installation to meet our specific needs. Because Linux is so adaptable, we can install and use it in a variety of ways: we can install it from a CD, DVD, network, USB, or disc partition; and we can select between a standard installation medium and a medium that contains a live Linux system. In addition, we may construct an ISO file of our present Linux installation a

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10 Essential Linux Network Commands
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10 Essential Linux Network Commands

Hello folks, today let’s take a look at some 10 essential Linux network commands. These commands may be used to configure, to troubleshoot your network or to obtain some more information all via the terminal in Linux. So let’s go!   10 Essential Linux Network Commands 1. Ping (Packet Internet Groper) PING command sends packet requests to the address you specify to test the connectivity between 2 nodes. Note that the ping command will keep executing unless you ping with -

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