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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 1st of March 2021 12:08:21 AM Filed under
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  • How to Install Papirus Icon Theme on Linux Mint 20 – Linux Hint

    Papirus is a popular and eye-catching icon theme. The Papirus icon theme works with various desktop environments, i.e., Cinnamon, GNOME, Unity, etc., and is available in multiple variants. It can be installed on Linux Mint from the PPA repository, installer script, and Debian package.

  • How to Setup Synology NAS? – Linux Hint

    Synology specializes in Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices and software. Synology NAS devices are easy to use and configure. Its built-in DSM (DiskStation Manager) web app allows you to access and configure the NAS from a web browser. Synology’s management web interface, the DSM web app, is one of the best NAS management tools out there. The DSM web app differentiates the Synology NAS from its competitors.

  • How to Install WireGuard VPN on CentOS 8 – Linux Hint

    WireGuard is a popular point-to-point open-source communication protocol that is used to create a secure and fast Virtual Private Network tunnel. This VPN was designed for use in the Linux Kernel. WireGuard is a lightweight VPN that provides extremely fast speeds to users.

    This article shows you how to install and set up WireGuard on your CentOS 8 system. The installation and setup of WireGuard are much easier than the already-existing VPNs, like OpenVPN, and this is a major reason behind its growing popularity in the Linux community.

  • How to Install Yarn on Linux Mint 20 – Linux Hint

    Yarn is a JavaScript package and dependency management tool that helps users to automate the tasks of installing, updating, removing, and configuring NPM packages. Yarn is an open-source package manager that saves a lot of time for JavaScript programmers because it creates a cache of downloaded packages. Using Yarn, a programmer can easily access and re-use a package without re-downloading it every time.

    This article shows you how to install Yarn on Linux Mint 20.

  • Linux List All IP Addresses on the Interface – Linux Hint

    All the people who belong to the networking background know that an IP address acts as a unique identifier of the devices within a network. Therefore, we must know the IP addresses of the devices within a network to enable smooth network communication. Today’s article will focus on the different methods of listing all the IP addresses on the Interface in Linux Mint 20.

  • Running Docker Containers on Synology NAS – Linux Hint

    Docker is a containerization platform. Docker is used to running lightweight containers on your computer.
    Synology NAS has official support for Docker. Docker can be an alternative to virtual machines. If you don’t have enough memory to run virtual machines on your Synology NAS, you can run Docker containers instead. Docker containers require a very little amount of memory and system resources to run.

    In this article, I will show you how to install and use Docker on Synology NAS. So, let’s get started.

  • How to Enable Automatic Login on Ubuntu 20.04? – Linux Hint

    For Ubuntu’s latest versions, users can enable automatic login for the ease of users. If enabled, then users do not need to type the password whenever they try logging in. If you are the only user of your system, then it is a very useful method for easy access to relevant files.
    In this article, we will analyze the methods of enabling the automatic login on the Ubuntu 20.04 system.

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