today's howtos
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How to Install Krita on Fedora 37/36/35
Krita is an incredible tool for anyone looking for a digital painting and image manipulation program. From students to professionals, Krita offers powerful yet easy-to-use features and functions that make creating stunning images much more straightforward. Also, its wide range of supported platforms ensures users have no limitations when turning their creative vision into a reality. The fact that it’s open-source and free makes it even more attractive, making Krita one of the go-to digital painting and image manipulation options.
In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install Krita on Fedora 37/36/35 Linux using the Fedora DNF Repository or the natively installed third-party manager Flatpak using the command line terminal, along with some tips on how to update or remove the software in the future if required.
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How to Install VSCodium on Fedora 37/36/35 [Ed: Adopting this helps Microsoft monopoly; better use something that does not help Microsoft push proprietary software]
VSCodium is the perfect choice for web developers and software engineers looking for an open-source code editor. It leverages the same user experience as Microsoft Visual Studio Code, offering full access to its source code maintained on GitHub and licensed under the MIT License. Though you won’t have to accept extra features via plugins or extensions begrudgingly, it may come with a tiny catch – VSCodium may direct data elsewhere through third-party networks without necessarily asking your permission first, so be aware of this in the future. Nevertheless, there’s still no beating VSCodium open-source power that remains available, and an excellent option for those that may not require as many extensions and plugins with less telemetry.
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How to solve “An unexpected error occurred…server’s configuration” on WordPress
When an error happens on WordPress, it’s a total headache. Something is wrong, and occasionally, we have no idea what could have happened. Today you will learn how to resolve the error “An unexpected error occurred. Something may be wrong with WordPress.org or this server’s configuration” on WordPress.
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What is the Difference Between ‘apt remove’ and ‘apt purge’?
This article theoretically and practically looks at the different usage of apt remove and apt purge commands.
apt remove vs apt purge Commands
When addressing apt remove vs apt purge commands, there is always some confusion in their applicability. Both commands reside within Debian-based Linux distributions like Ubuntu. Also, both commands seem to perform similar functionality.
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Day 52: declaring multiple layer lists
On day 46, I’ve explained how you can order layers by defining them in a comma-separated list first. The first layer in the list has the lowest priority and the last layer the highest.
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A 10-minute guide to the Linux applications binary interface #Linux #Programming @opensourceway
ABI stands for Applications Binary Interface. One way to understand the concept of an ABI is to consider what it is not. Applications Programming Interfaces (APIs) are more familiar to many developers. Generally, the headers and documentation of libraries are considered to be their API, as are standards documents like those for HTML5, for example. Programs that call into libraries or exchange string-formatted data must comply with the conventions described in the API or expect unwanted results.