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Ubuntu

Ubuntu is one of the most popular and widely used Linux distributions in the world, thanks to its user-friendliness, elegant and simple UI, and large online community that provides support and solutions to common user problems.

ttyd - Share Linux Terminal in Browser

ttyd – Share Your Linux Terminal Over Web Browser

Brief: This guide features a nifty program called ttyd which allows you to share your Linux terminal over a web browser. Ttyd is a simple

APT Command Examples

15 Useful APT Command Examples for Debian, Ubuntu & Mint

Brief: This article guide walks us through the use of the Linux apt command with practical examples for effective package management in a Debian-based system.

APT vs APT-GET Commands

What is the Difference between APT and APT-GET Commands?

Brief: This article guide takes a look at the usage of ‘apt’ and ‘apt-get’ commands in Debian-based Linux distributions like Ubuntu and Linux Mint. It

Install Deb Files in Linux

How to Install Deb Files in Ubuntu, Mint and Debian

Brief: This article covers the definition of a Deb package (file), its installation on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Debian distributions, and also shows how to

Install Google Chrome in Ubuntu

How to Install Google Chrome on Ubuntu [GUI & Terminal]

Brief: This is a guide that demonstrates how to install Google Chrome on Ubuntu Linux. Google Chrome is arguably one of the most popular and

Fix E: Unable to locate Package

How to Fix “E: Unable to locate Package” Error on Ubuntu

Brief: This article explains the possible causes and fixes to the Ubuntu Linux error “E: Unable to locate package name” Understanding “E: Unable to locate

Difference Between apt remove and apt purge

What is the Difference Between ‘apt remove’ and ‘apt purge’?

Brief: This article theoretically and practically looks at the different usage of apt remove and apt purge commands. The apt package manager is a command-line

apt-offline - Update Debian Offline

apt-offline – Fully Upgrade Offline Debian-based Distributions

Brief: This article guide walks Debian-based users through the download, installation, and usage of the apt-offline tool to effortlessly upgrade Debian-based Linux distribution with limited,

Install Julia on Ubuntu

How to Install Julia Programming Language on Ubuntu 22.04

Brief: This article guide takes us through the necessary steps needed to install and configure Julia programming language on Ubuntu 22.04/20.04 systems. The article also

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