today's howtos
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apt remove vs apt purge: What’s the Difference?
But in various forums, you may come across the suggestion to use the apt purge command for removing applications completely.
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So, why are there two similar commands for removing packages? What’s the difference between the two? Let me explain it to you with a few examples.
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AWS s3api CLI can be used to filter objects in a S3 bucket based on the Last Modified Date using the --query filter.
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Will Thompson: Recovering a truncated Zoom meeting recording on Endless OS
One of my colleagues was recording a Zoom meeting. The session ended in such a way that the recording was left unfinished, named video2013876469.mp4.tmp. Trying to play it in Videos just gave the error “This file is invalid and cannot be played”. ffplay gave the more helpful error “moov atom not found”. It wasn’t too hard to recover the file, but it did involve a bit of podman knowledge, so I’m writing it up here for posterity.
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How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu (2 Methods) | Beebom
Have you switched to Ubuntu and are looking for a straightforward way to install Google Chrome? Well, installing Chrome on Ubuntu is as simple as installing other popular browsers on Linux, Mac, or Windows. In fact, there are multiple ways to get Chrome running on Ubuntu Linux. So in this tutorial, we have included two simple ways to install Chrome on Ubuntu. Apart from that, we have also mentioned how to update Chrome on Ubuntu, and the steps to completely remove it. On that note, let’s jump to the steps.
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How to Use the less, more, and most Commands to Read Text Files in Linux
There are many GUI text editors available on a Linux system to view and modify text files. But you might just want to read your text files within the terminal. There are many commands available on Linux that allow you to do that, three of which are less, more, and most.
Read on to discover how you can use these three commands to effectively read text files on your Linux terminal.