today's howtos
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Sean Davis: Enable Color Emoji on Xubuntu
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Many of us are exiting another drab, grey winter season. As Spring ramps up and the colors of the world awaken all around us, maybe now is the time to make your Xubuntu desktop just a bit more colorful. Since Xubuntu uses GTK, you can quickly spice up your writing with emoji by using the
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Deploy KubeSphere for Easy Kubernetes Cluster Management
If you're looking for a Kubernetes platform that is tailored for hybrid multicloud, KubeSphere might be just the tool...
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How to generate SSH keys on Linux
In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of generating SSH keys on Linux, which is one of the most common operating systems used for server administration and development. By following these steps, you will be able to generate SSH keys and use them to securely access remote servers.
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How to install and use Fish Shell on Ubuntu
This comprehensive guide will take you through the installation process and introduce you to the essential aspects of using Fish Shell on your Ubuntu machine. By the time you're done, you'll be navigating the command line with unparalleled ease and efficiency.
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How to switch between light and dark modes in Pop!_OS
Are you looking to enhance your Pop!_OS experience by seamlessly switching between light and dark modes? Look no further! This guide will walk you through the simple process of toggling between these two themes, allowing you to optimize your display for any lighting environment.
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Install MySQL 5.7 server and client on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Linux
The current MySQL server version to install through the Ubuntu 22.04 repository is 8.0, however, for some reason, if you need MySQL 5.7 then in this tutorial we learn how to install that.
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How to Secure Apache with SSL in Rocky Linux
Business owners should consider website security as one of their top priorities. The security of Websites can be implemented in many ways, and SSL/TLS certificates are a key part. Through these protocols, sensitive information transmitted between clients and servers is encrypted to prevent unauthorized access.
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How to Install Go (Golang) on Linux Mint 21/20
Go, also known as Golang, is an open-source programming language developed by Google engineers Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson. First released in 2009, it has since gained popularity due to its simplicity, efficiency, and modern features. Go is particularly well-suited for concurrent programming, which enables it to handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
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How to Enable BBR on Manjaro Linux
BBR, or Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time, is a congestion control algorithm developed by Google. It aims to improve network performance by effectively managing the available bandwidth and minimizing latency, resulting in a faster, more stable, and smoother internet experience.
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How to Install Steam on Linux Mint 21/20
As a Linux Mint user, you know this operating system's many advantages: stability, security, and customizability.
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How to Install Krita on Linux Mint 21/20
Krita is a powerful, open-source digital painting and illustration software that has become popular among artists, designers, and creators. It offers a rich feature set, including: Linux Mint users may find Krita particularly appealing due to its seamless compatibility with the Linux environment and its commitment to open-source principles.
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How to Install MyPaint on Linux Mint 21/20
If you're a Linux Mint user looking for a versatile and powerful digital painting application, look no further than MyPaint. This open-source application is designed to provide a smooth and intuitive painting experience while harnessing the full potential of your creativity.