One of the most striking news recently is that Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” will come with Linux Kernel 6.2 In this post, we will tell you in detail what this means and the advantages it could bring. Although many users thought that Ubuntu 23.04 would come with Linux Kernel 6.1 because it is an LTS […]
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Linux is the king of customization, and even a tool as serious as the terminal can be customized to provide a more comfortable working environment. An example of this is today’s pot, where you will learn how to add a wallpaper to the Linux terminal. The Linux terminal is one of the classic tools to
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IDLE (Integrated Development and Learning Environment) is the default Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that comes bundled with Python. It is a simple, lightweight, and easy-to-use environment designed to help Python developers create, edit, and execute Python code. IDLE is particularly useful for beginners because of its simplicity and ease of use. Some of the main
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You may be one of those people who have the time very measured and adjusted by the needs. So on Ubuntu, it is possible to set Timers, Alarms, and Stop Watches. The procedure is simple, really. Introduction Many people use the pomodoro technique to improve their efficiency at work or at work. For this technique,
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Although shutting down the system is a simple task, it is also true that many users new to Linux may find it difficult. Therefore, today we will explain several ways to shut down your Ubuntu system. Introduction Ubuntu is a very robust system that can go a long time without shutting down, but a normal
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The integration of an operating system with online services is something that every modern user loves. Ubuntu, for example, has the facility to integrate with some important services such as Google Drive. So, today, you will learn how to access your Google Drive Account using Ubuntu Desktop. It is no secret that Google Drive is
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Editing a PDF file is quite an important task that we often face when using Linux on the desktop. There are some basic ways to do it, but what is essential is to have the tools. Today, you will learn some ways to edit PDF files on Linux. PDF files are one of the most
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GParted is a free partition editor for graphically managing your disk partitions. Using GParted you can resize, copy, and move partitions without data loss to make space for other systems or attempt to recover data. This can be done either on a hard disk or on memory sticks. Perform actions with partitions such as: It
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Jellyfin is a media server similar to Plex but has the advantage of being open source and free. In addition, it is compatible with a multitude of devices. It should be noted that it is a community project of Free Software, run by volunteers. Which has recently released a new version, with a host of
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Kuma is a platform-agnostic open-source control plane for service mesh and microservices management, with support for Kubernetes, VM, and bare-metal environments. With it you will be able to monitor services through a comfortable and dedicated web interface. Being ‘Agnosctic’ you can install it on any operating system that supports NodeJS and take full advantage of
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