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Bedrock Linux: Run Multiple Linux Distributions On A Single System
By skLearn how to install and use Bedrock Linux, a unique meta Linux distribution for running multiple Linux distributions on a single system.
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Dual Boot Zorin OS and Windows: A Step-by-Step Guide
By KarthickLearn how to dual boot Zorin OS and Windows 10. This step by step tutorial explains how to install Zorin OS alongside Windows.
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How To Easily Configure Flatpak Apps Permissions With Flatseal
By skFlatseal is a graphical GTK application that allows users to review and modify basic permissions for Flatpak apps. With Flaseal, we can easily configure Flatpak apps permissions on Linux.
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SaveDesktop: An Easy Way to Save Your Linux Desktop Environment Configuration Settings
By skLearn how to effortlessly save and restore your Linux desktop configuration settings with the free and opensource tool, SaveDesktop.
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How To Enable Bucklespring Keyboard Sound In Linux
By skBy sk 1.8K viewsThe IBM Model-M space saver bucklespring keyboards are heavy and loud. If you are a fan of bucklespring keyboards, then Bucklespring utility is a great way to enable Bucklespring keyboard sound in Linux even if you don’t own one.
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How To Configure SSH Key-based Authentication In Linux
By skSSH key-based authentication is a more secure way to authenticate to a remote server than password-based authentication. This guide will walk you through the steps on how to configure SSH key-based authentication in Linux and Unix-like operating systems.
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How To Prevent SSH Brute Force Attacks Using Fail2ban In Linux
By skIn this comprehensive guide, we’ll show you how to install and configure fail2ban on a Linux system and how to prevent SSH brute force attacks with Fail2ban.
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Command-not-found: Suggest Package Installation For Unavailable Commands In Linux
By skThe command-not-found utility is an useful utility that suggests you installation of packages when running an unavailable command in Linux.
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How To Play The Classic Snake Game In Linux Terminal
By skPlay the classic Snake game in your terminal! This minimalist text-based (TUI) game is easy to learn but difficult to master.