today's howtos
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How to Hide Top Bar and Side Panel in Ubuntu Desktop
Seeking a sleek and minimalist desktop experience on your Ubuntu system? If so, you’ve come to the perfect spot! Here, you will learn the process of hiding the GNOME Top Bar of your desktop as well as the sidebar, allowing you to create a distraction-free workspace.
Before diving into the procedure of hiding the top bar, let’s take a moment to understand what a top bar is and why we might want to hide it.
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5 Ways to Check Your NIC Speed on Linux
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Knowing the speed of your network adapter can be helpful in various scenarios. For instance, it helps you determine whether you can fully utilize the available bandwidth, or if you are planning to upgrade your network, you can check if your current NIC is capable or whether you need to upgrade your NIC.
Regardless of the reason or scenario, there are several command-line tools available to check the NIC speed on a Linux PC.
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idroot
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How To Install InfluxDB on Fedora 38
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install InfluxDB on Fedora 38. For those of you who didn’t know, InfluxDB an open-source time-series database, is a powerful solution for managing time-stamped data efficiently. Whether you’re involved in monitoring applications, analytics, or IoT projects, InfluxDB can be an invaluable tool.
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How To Install Perl on Debian 12
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Perl on Debian 12. Perl, a versatile and powerful scripting language, plays a pivotal role in the Linux ecosystem.
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How to Hide Error Messages on PHP
In the realm of web development, PHP continues to be a preferred server-side scripting language, powering a plethora of websites and applications. Error handling, an essential aspect of PHP development, plays a pivotal role in the robustness and security of your web applications.
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How to turn on Automatic screen lock on OpenSUSE
In this tutorial, you will learn how to turn on Automatic screen lock on OpenSUSE.
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How to Fix Linux – Windows Dual Boot Clock Error
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Change Folder Color & Add Emblem in Ubuntu 23.10, 22.04
Ubuntu has a “Folder Color” package in system repository, allows to change the color and add emblem for individual folder. However, it’s only available for Ubuntu LTS, and uses the old default ‘Humanity’ icon theme, which looks very outdated.