Linux, like other advanced operating systems, supports communication over the network. In Linux all settings are stored in accessible files. In this way, certain files can be edited, and necessary settings can be made easily. You can easily manage the commands used for network and DNS settings from the command screen. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingPackage managers are the backbone of a Linux system. It's only because of them you can install and enjoy the latest software on your desktop. Pacman, a portmanteau of the words "package" and "manager," is the default package manager on Arch-based systems. MUO – Feed
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The Terminal app is the gateway for command-line access in macOS. If you frequently find yourself working inside Terminal and want to play an audio file, there's no need to leave the app. There are commands that you can use to not only play audio files directly from inside Terminal, but to convert audio files […]
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The Raspberry Pi is the most popular single-board computer (SBC) available. Just $ 35 gets you a powerful, fully-fledged Linux computer with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 40 connected general-purpose input/output (GPIO) pins. It’s no surprise that the Raspberry Pi is equally popular between professional engineers, computer hobbyists, makers, and in the education sector. While the Raspberry […]
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How many times have you searched Google only to get a bunch of incorrect or unrelated search results that you wish you could filter out? Well, with a few search shortcuts, you can narrow down your search results and always get the exact results you’re looking for. You’ll find these shortcuts in our Google Search […]
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Running commands in the terminal allows you to do many tasks more quickly than you could using a graphical application. But command prompts aren’t all that great for multitasking, at least not without some help. And that’s where tmux comes in. Tmux or terminal multiplexer is a command line program that enables you to run […]
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