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Canonical engineer Josh Powers posted a message today on the ubuntu-server mailing list to confirm the removal of the 32-bit (i386) daily ISO images of Ubuntu Server starting with Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. Following in the footsteps of Ubuntu Desktop, the Ubuntu Server official flavor won’t be shipping with 32-bit ISO images when the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver) operating…
Read MoreTop 5 Linux Music Players Discussion in ‘Linux Beginner Tutorials’ started by Rob, Jul 9, 2013. Rob Administrator Staff Member Joined: Oct 27, 2011 Messages: 177 Likes Received: 505 Shutting down Linux At this point you should have installed Linux, and you’ve looked around at what you have. And then when you’re finished you’ll have…
Read MoreThe WinUSB fork we covered a while back was renamed to WoeUSB recently, while also seeing quite a few releases for the past few days. WoeUSB / WinUSB is a tool that can be used to create a bootable Windows installer USB stick from an ISO or DVD. The application supports Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8,…
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Restore Corrupted USB Drive to Original state Restore Corrupted USB Drive To Original State In Linux Many times our storage devices like sd cards and Pen drives get corrupted and unusable due to one or other reasons. It may be because of making bootable media with that device, formatting via wrong platforms or creating…
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Looking for a quick, easy, and secure method to protect your files? Well, there is a simple shell utility called “Cryptr” that helps you to encrypt and decrypt files. All from command line, and you don’t need to be a security ninja or Linux expert to learn how to secure your data. Cryptr uses OpenSSL AES-256 cipher block…
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Brief: Here are the essential things to do after installing Ubuntu 17.10 in order to give you a better and smooth experience after the fresh install of Ubuntu 17.10. Ubuntu 17.10 is released. By now, you might have seen the new features in Ubuntu 17.10 and I recommend you should also start looking at Ubuntu 18.04 release date. If you…
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Deploying a honeypot system on your internal network is a proactive measure that enables you to immediately detect an intruder before any data is damaged or stolen. Have you ever wondered how a hacker breaks into a live system? Would you like to keep any potential attacker occupied so you can gather information…
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20/10/2017 Comments 10 Major Updates in Ubuntu 17.10 Artful Aardvark So there you have it finally, Ubuntu 17.10. The release which we have been talking about because of its switch to Gnome from Unity. We’ve talked about most of its features in a previous article here but let’s again look at the final version of Ubuntu 17.10.…
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All kinds of software are currently available on Linux but every now and then, there is that Windows software or Game which is not available or has no equivalent on Linux Wine makes it possible to run those Windows programs and games on your Linux desktop. So let’s look at how to install Wine on…
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TimeShift is a system restore tool for Linux. It provides functionality that is quite similar to the System Restore feature in Windows or the Time Machine tool in MacOS. TimeShift protects your system by making incremental snapshots of the file system manually or at regular automated intervals. These snapshots can then be restored at a later point…
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Adobe provides a number of applications under Adobe Creative Suite, now under Adobe Creative Cloud. It’s not just limited to Photoshop but contains various other software that helps primarily in Web design, logo making, video editing, pdf editing and more. However, Adobe Creative Suite is a proprietary software costing you a good amount of your money…
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When I was first coming from Windows and exploring Linux, I found the Linux filesystem structure to be a bit confusing, simply because I didn’t know anything other than the Windows file system for my entire life. But after persisting through the learning curve, the mystery was unraveled and I can now comfortably switch between Linux and Windows…
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The Linux File System – Explained The Linux file system structure can be a bit confusing, simply because I didn’t know anything other than the Windows file system for my entire life. But after persisting through the learning curve, the mystery was unraveled and I can now comfortably switch between Linux and Windows whenever needed,…
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Update: the article initially mentioned Nemo 3.2. The PPA now provides Nemo 3.4 for Ubuntu 17.04, 17.10 and 16.04 (Ubuntu 16.10 is no longer supported by Canonical, so Launchpad doesn’t allow uploading new packages for it). To make it easy to go back to Nemo 2.8.0 for Ubuntu 16.04 users in case something doesn’t work…
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The WinUSB fork we covered a while back was renamed to WoeUSB recently, while also seeing quite a few releases for the past few days. WoeUSB / WinUSB is a tool that can be used to create a bootable Windows installer USB stick from an ISO or DVD. The application supports Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8,…
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Bluetooth is still very important in the world today given that a wide range of devices rely on its protocol to perform various operations. Most laptops come with built-in Bluetooth adapters, but even if yours doesn’t, external Bluetooth dongles are cheap and plentiful in supply. Having Bluetooth properly set up on your machine allows you…
Read MoreIntroduction This guide will show you how to download and install Ubuntu Linux on Windows 10 in such a way that it won’t harm Windows. (You can find uninstall Ubuntu instructions here.) The upside to following this guide is that Ubuntu Linux will only run when you tell it to and it doesn’t require any special…
Read MoreObjective Install Firejail and use it to sandbox applications, like web browsers, that interact with the open Internet. Distributions This will work with any current Linux distribution. Requirements A working Linux install with root privileges. Difficulty Easy Conventions # – requires given command to be executed with root privileges either directly as a root user or…
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Linux may have a reputation for security, but it isn’t perfect. Many distributions also don’t have the best security defaults, so it’s best to implement some best practices for security. One such example is using a firewall. There are a few options for firewalls in Linux, but most are actually just wrappers around iptables. For…
Read MoreuCareSystem Center is a thin utility that robotizes the essential framework upkeep action, in other hand it will diminish framework overseer undertaking from numerous points of view and spare some great measure of time. It doesn’t have any GUI and offers absolutely summon line interface to play out the action. There are a few utilities…
Read MoreA desktop domain is an accumulation of instruments which empower the client to perform errands on their PC. The desktop condition comprises of various key segments, for example, the window administrator, which decide how windows show up and carry on, a menu, a board which is otherwise called an undertaking bar, symbols, document chiefs and…
Read MoreAre you browsing this article in Firefox? If not, go ahead and fire up the browser and take a look at all the options you can change. It’s pretty easy to customize Firefox, right? Especially with the abundance of extensions and add-ons that are available throughout the web. But did you know about about:config? Did…
Read MoreDeVeDe Features General Preview Video with selected settings Save disc structure to convert at a later time Ability to check for updates Menu option to view documentation Create Video DVD Video CD Super Video CD CVD DIVX / MPEG-4 When finished Action Stop reproduction/show disc menu Play the first title Play the previous title Play…
Read MoreCongratulations, you have installed a brand new Linux Mint 18.1 Serena, with the Cinnamon desktop! What’s best for you to do, first of all? I’ve made a list of the things to do, which I’ve divided into three categories: – 10 absolutely essential ones (part 1); – the recommended ones (not essential, part 2); –…
Read MoreSpeeding up your Linux Mint is fun! That way, you’ll get more performance out of your computer for free. Note: are you using Ubuntu? There’s a separate page for speed tips for Ubuntu. There are several tweaks to make Linux Mint 18.x run faster. Some are quite safe, some are risky. Here you’ll find only the safe…
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