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  • How to Install pip on Ubuntu 24.04

    How to Install pip on Ubuntu 24.04

    Ubuntu is a preferred Linux distribution, especially for programmers and developers. When using Ubuntu 24.04, you must know how to install pip. As a Python developer or user, pip is a Python package manager that allows you to install and manage Python packages for your projects. Besides, when installing a package that requires some dependencies, you might require pip to help install them.

    Installing pip on Ubuntu 24.04 is straightforward. With only a few commands, you will have pip...
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  • How To Use the Reboot Command in Linux

    How To Use the Reboot Command in Linux

    Linux is full of commands to perform various tasks with ease, and the reboot command is one of them. The reboot command lets you restart the system in a controlled manner. It has multiple applications, whether you want to troubleshoot issues, apply ongoing updates, or reboot your system.
    That’s why understanding the reboot command is essential for every Linux user. Indeed, most users don’t know much about the reboot command. This short guide will explore various ways to use the reboot...
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  • How To Use the history Command in Linux

    How To Use the history Command in Linux

    Linux is a command-based operating system that relies primarily on commands to execute tasks. During a terminal session, you run various commands; noting them is not feasible as it can be time-intensive. That’s why the history command is handy to view previously run commands in the terminal.
    It helps you recall and reuse earlier commands and troubleshoot unexpected system behavior. So this short blog will briefly explain how to use the history command in Linux, including its usage, options,...
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  • How To Use the Rsync Command in Linux

    How To Use the Rsync Command in Linux

    Synchronizing files and data among multiple servers is crucial for smooth functioning. Fortunately, many tools are available online for file synchronization, and Rsync is one of them. Rsync is one of the most popular and widely used utilities for remotely syncing data in Linux.
    Rsync features efficient file transfer, preservation of file metadata, updating existing files, partial transfers, and more. This makes Rsync an ideal choice for nearly all administrators. So, this guide will be all...
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  • Install deb File on Ubuntu 24.04

    Install deb File on Ubuntu 24.04

    One way of installing packages in Ubuntu 24.04 is by installing their .DEB file. The .DEB extension is used with Debian software packages, and there are different approaches you can take to install the .DEB files on Ubuntu 24.04.

    This post gives five methods to install deb files on Ubuntu 24.04. Some methods are based on the command line, while others involve installing the deb file graphically.
    5 Methods to Install deb File on Ubuntu 24.04

    Ubuntu is a Debian-based Linux...
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  • BETA Test: Fastly repositories

    BETA Test: Fastly repositories

    We are looking for BETA testers. We’ve got new ultra fast repositories, powered by Fastly. We need many users to switch over to be able to test this properly. If you are interested visit https://github.com/linuxmint/linuxmint/issues/658 for information on how to participate. Thank you.

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  • How To Install Anaconda on Linux

    How To Install Anaconda on Linux

    Anaconda is an open-source Python and R programming language distribution. It is powerful software for managing environments, packages, and other development tools like Jupyter Notebook and Spyder. Moreover, it comprises over 250 packages, making it easy to kickstart your development journey.
    Anaconda’s features include package management, creating virtual environments, integrated development environment (IDE) support, and more. Its reproducibility function generates easy-to-share projects....
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  • How to Zip Files in Linux

    How to Zip Files in Linux

    File compression is a process by which you can collectively contain a chunk of data in a single place. It eases file transferring, storage management, data organization, and more. In Linux, tar and zip are the two most common file compression formats.
    You can also compress the files and password-protect them. However, many Linux users get confused when compressing files quickly. So, this short article is about simple methods of syncing files in Linux. There are various commands and simple...
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  • How To Use dig Command in Linux

    How To Use dig Command in Linux

    Understanding and effectively utilizing networking tools in this digital world is crucial to maintaining proper internet functions. Every Linux distribution comes with various preinstalled network tools like host, traceroute, dig, nslookup, etc. These tools help you analyze and troubleshoot arising connectivity issues.
    The dig or Domain Information Groper command is a versatile DNS lookup utility that allows you to query DNS servers for their records. Subsequently, it helps you diagnose DNS-related...
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  • How To Use alias Command in Linux

    How To Use alias Command in Linux

    In Linux, commands help you achieve tasks like troubleshooting network issues, executing scripts, organizing system structure, and more. Moreover, some situations require you to run lengthy commands repeatedly, and typing them consumes much of your time. In this case, the alias command is the savior, creating shortcuts for long commands or a sequence of commands. It also improves productivity and reduces errors.
    However, many users and even Linux experts have yet to learn how to use the alias...
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