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Linux Alarm Guide: How to Set Your Reminders or Wake-up Times
Never oversleep again with our comprehensive Linux alarm guide. Learn how to set alarms on Linux and wake up on time every day.
Are you tired of relying on your phone for reminders or alarms? Setting the alarm on your computer can be just as convenient, if not more so. In addition, you can set multiple alarms at once and have the bonus of not having to worry about your phone battery dying or losing your phone.
In this article, I will show you how to set clock alarms on Linux, both from the command line and through a graphical user interface (GUI). This guide is intended for users of all levels of experience, so whether you are a power user who prefers the command line or a beginner who likes a GUI, we have you covered.
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How to Remove Packages on Ubuntu Command Line
Ubuntu users can easily uninstall packages from their system using the command line terminal. Doing so successfully requires knowledge of specific commands and procedures, such as removing a package and configuration files or dependencies that are no longer needed. To help ensure successful removal without creating any issues in your system, this guide provides detailed steps on uninstalling a package on a Ubuntu system.
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How to Install HPLIP on Fedora Linux - LinuxCapable
Staying up to date with your printer and scanner hardware can be challenging, but fortunately, HP Linux Imaging and Printing (HPLIP) is here to help. This open-source project provides full support for an extensive range of popular distributions like Fedora, making it easy to keep everything running smoothly. Follow this small guide if you’re itching to get HPLIP installed using the command line terminal in no time!
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How to Update Packages on Ubuntu Command Line - LinuxCapable
Ubuntu, like other operating systems, provides frequent updates which aim to fix bugs and make any minor fixes or changes. Updates can be acquired from the terminal where printing the upgradeable packages list is possible. This list includes all newer packages available, allowing you to upgrade one at a time or multiple packages at once. Updating packages and operating systems is critical to bringing users new functionalities and better performance. Keeping your software up-to-date is essential for security reasons and gives access to the latest features available on the platform. The following guide will cover updating packages on the Ubuntu command line.
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Install RabbitMQ on Ubuntu
RabbitMQ is open-source message broker software.
And if you are curious, the job of the message broker is to receive messages from publishers and route them to the consumers.
So in this tutorial, I will walk you through step-by-step how you can install RabbitMQ on Ubuntu.
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4 Simple Ways to Take Screenshots with the Context Menu in Linux - TREND OCEANS
Not getting the option to take screenshots in the menu options? Not to worry, we have four easy solutions for you to try out on your Linux machine.
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How to Install zlib on Ubuntu 22.04 | 20.04 - LinuxCapable
Zlib is a powerful data compression library used in many software projects worldwide. It simplifies the process of compressing and decompressing data, making it an essential tool for any experienced developer. This small guide will explain two different methods to install Zlib on Ubuntu.
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How to Install Go Language on Ubuntu
Google developed the Go programing language to create a language that is as powerful as C++ but follows simple syntax like Python.
And because of its efficiency, platforms such as Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform are written in the Go language.