Celeste: A GUI File Synchronization Client for Google Drive
Celeste is a graphical user interface (GUI) file synchronization client that allows users to connect to various cloud providers and
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Netplan is a utility for easily configuring networking on a Linux system, typically used in Ubuntu. It allows users to
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Arch Linux is one of the most versatile GNU Linux distributions due to its simplicity and cutting-edge software packages due
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pCloud is a most secure popular cloud storage service that offers a range of features to help you manage your
The post pCloud – Secure Cloud Storage Built for Linux Users first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides.How to Disable Avahi-Daemon in Linux
Avahi-daemon is a service running on Linux systems that provides network service discovery using mDNS (Multicast DNS) and DNS-SD (DNS
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Creating an ISO file from a directory in Linux is a useful task for various purposes, such as distributing software,
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Welcome to the Linux Distros page where we catalog the latest versions of your favorite Linux distributions, highlight their latest features, direct you to the
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Productivity is a personal thing. You can read tips from famous gurus on the Internet, watch inspirational videos on YouTube, get to know various psychological
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We often use the mv command to rename a single file in Linux. However, renaming multiple or groups of files quickly makes it a very
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When you work with many files in a console environment, like moving or copying files, you may find the tasks tedious. In a GUI environment,
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Working remotely is not a new thing for Linux Administrators. Especially when he/she is not in front of the server. Generally, the GUI is not
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chkconfig is a command-line utility used in Unix-like operating systems to manage which services start automatically when the system boots up. chkconfig tool was widely
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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, codename Noble Numbat, was released on April 25, 2024, and is now available for download from the official Ubuntu website and its
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There are aspects of Linux that I find frustrating, even though I don’t talk about them often. Here are five points that I encounter almost
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Over the years, Linux has been gradually gaining more and more popularity not only with individual users but also with businesses and enterprises looking for
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With the exponential rise in cyber-attacks and the sophistication of attackers in infiltrating systems, the security of your web applications is of utmost importance. As
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Whenever we install, configure, and secure Linux servers in a production environment, it’s crucial to keep track of what is happening on the servers and
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As a system administrator, there are occasions when we need to send emails to users or others directly from the server. Traditionally, we’ve relied on
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Debian GNU/Linux, the foundational operating system for several Linux distributions including Knoppix, Kali, Ubuntu, Mint, etc., uses various package managers such as dpkg, apt, apt-get,
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networkctl is a command-line utility for viewing a summary of network devices and their connection status. It allows you to query and control the Linux
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