today's howtos
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How to Quickly Update Google Chrome on Ubuntu
Google Chrome isn't available in the official Ubuntu repositories. So how do you go about updating the app once it's installed?
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Pablo Iranzo Gómez: Automating SSH keys loading for Ansible usage
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How to Fix the "ifconfig: command not found" Error in Linux
If you encounter the command not found error while using ifconfig, here's an easy way to solve it.
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How to Run Multiple Commands in Linux at Once
The Linux terminal is a powerful tool that allows you to perform various system operations using commands. File manipulation, program management, and service automation are some of the operations you can carry out efficiently using shell commands.
However, when it comes to executing multiple operations, running commands one by one isn't efficient. A faster way to do it is to chain multiple commands in one line. Not only does this speed up the process, but it also saves you time.
Let's explore all the ways to run multiple commands at once in Linux.
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How to Create a Windows Bootable USB on Linux
Want to make the switch from Linux to Windows? Here's a guide on creating a bootable Windows USB on Linux, covering everything from downloading a Windows ISO to flashing it to a USB drive using WoeUSB and balenaEtcher.
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How to install Firefox Developers Edition on a Chromebook
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How to install PhpStorm on Linux Lite 6.2
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How to install LibreOffice on a Chromebook in 2023
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How to install RubyMine on Linux Lite 6.2
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Some notes on using nix
Recently I started using a Mac for the first time. The biggest downside I’ve noticed so far is that the package management is much worse than on Linux. At some point I got frustrated with homebrew because I felt like it was spending too much time upgrading when I installed new packages, and so I thought – maybe I’ll try the nix package manager!