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How To Install The Default GNOME Shell Theme (Adwaita) On Ubuntu 20.04, 20.10 and 21.04
This article explains how to install the default GNOME Shell theme, Adwaita, on Ubuntu 20.04, 20.10 and 21.04 (hint: it's trickier than you would think).
Latest Firefox release includes Multiple Picture-in-Picture and Total Cookie Protection
Beginning last year, the internet began playing a bigger role in our lives than ever before. In the US, we went from only three percent of workers to more than …
Tetrate Says Its Istio Distribution Is Easier to Use Than the Upstream Version
The startup, one of Istio's top contributors, has also launched an online community for Istio and Envoy enthusiasts to surface problems, brainstorm solutions.
Firefox 87 Enters Beta with the Backspace Key Disabled as a “Back” Button
Now that Firefox 86 is out, it’s time for Mozilla’s developers to focus their efforts on the next major release, Firefox 87, which is now available for public beta testing.
How to Install and Use Ansible on Debian 10
This article shows how to install Ansible on a Debian 10 system and how you can use it to manage systems remotely over a secure SSH connection.
Nvidia Linux drivers causing random hard crashes and now a major security risk still not fixed after 5+ months
The recent fiasco with Nvidia trying to block Hardware Unboxed from future GPU review samples for the content of their review is one example of how they choose to play this game. This hatred is not only shared by reviewers, but also developers and especially Linux users.
Four kinds of data anomalies
Datasets sometimes contain perfectly well-formed items that really don't belong with the other items in their field. These anomalous items are typically out of range, out of place, out of match or out of date, as illustrated below, but they can be detected with command-line tools.
Ardour 6.6 Open-Source DAW Makes Editing Automation Much Faster and Simpler
Ardour, the open-source and cross-platform digital audio workstation (DAW), has been updated to version 6.6, a release that introduces various new features and improvements.
Allwinner H3-based Cherry Pi PC rolls as Orange Pi PC lookalike
Shenzhen LC Technology’s Cherry Pi PC is a pseudo clone of the Raspberry Pi clone SBC Orange Pi PC. It runs Linux on Allwinner’s quad-core H3 SoC, and has 1GB DDR3, 2x USB 2.0, MIPI-CSI, 40-pin Pi-compatible connector and optional WiFi and 8GB eMMC. In 2015, Shenzhen Xunlong introduced its Orange Pi PC, an open-spec […]
How to Install and Use Snap Package Manager on Ubuntu 20.04
Snap also know as Snappy is an alternative package management tool and program package format developed by Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu Linux. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install and use the Snap package on Ubuntu 20.04.
Nvidia Tesla T4 GPU Server Review
The Tesla T4 GPU server from Nvidia is an impressive GPU. Check this post to know more about T4 GPU from Nvidia.
How to get Minimize and Maximize Button in Gnome
One of our readers wrote to me, “I have installed CentOS on my System, and I’m facing difficulty to minimize and maximize Windows because the Default button to Maximize and Minimize is not available on the top right of the screen just a single Close button is available. It’s very annoying to switch to different applications every time I need to press Super Button to choose the application or right-click on top of the applications and do minimize.”
How to create and modify a Parameter Group for an RDS instance on AWS
A Parameter Group contains configuration to be used by the DB instances on AWS. In this article, we will see the steps to create a new Parameter group, change the default value of one of the parameters and assign it to the MySql DB instances.
openSUSE-Based GeckoLinux Gets New ISO Release with KDE Plasma 5.21 and Xfce 4.16
The developers of the openSUSE-Based GeckoLinux distribution announced today the general availability of updated ROLLING editions derived from the openSUSE Tumbleweed repositories.
Killing frozen applications in Ubuntu 20.04
In this article, I will show you 3 different ways of killing frozen applications on an Ubuntu 20.04 system using GUI as well as the command line.
NASA's Martian helicopter runs Linux
The semi-autonomous Ingenuity drone copter that will launch soon from NASA’s Perseverance rover runs open source Linux on a Snapdragon 801 along with components from Sparkfun. Like other NASA rovers, the Perseverance rover that successfully landed last week on Mars’ Jezero Crater runs on Wind River’s VxWorks RTOS. Yet tucked underneath the SUV-sized rover is […]
What Is the Best Compression Tool in Linux?
A thorough comparison and benchmark test of all the best compression tools on Linux, including gzip, xz, bzip2, 7zip, zip, rar, and zstd (Zstandard).
Resilient sysadmin: 5 tips for success in a remote work environment
Here are five in-the-trenches tips on how to cope with your work from home life.
openSUSE Tumbleweed Gets KDE Plasma 5.21 and Framework Updates
The openSUSE Tumbleweed gets the latest KDE Plasma 5.21 updates and associated Framework improvements. Download and update now.
Create Persistent Bootable USB Using Ventoy In Linux
Ventoy is a CLI program to create multiboot USB drives. This guide explains how to create persistent bootable USB using Ventoy in Linux
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