Take control of your Linux terminal and truly customise it! Follow this guide to learn how you can customise the look and feel of your Linux terminal to make it stand out from the crowd.

You are about to learn what a MAC address is, where they are stored, how they are assigned, the relationship between MAC addresses and IP addresses, and finally, how to get the MAC address of a ...

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PeaZip is an amazing cross-platform tool, a full-featured but user-friendly alternative to WinRar, WinZip, and similar general-purpose archive manager applications.

Distrobox is an open-source wrapper for Podman or Docker to provide you with the ability to install whatever Linux system you want into your host system.

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Lapce stands out from the crowd with its intuitive user interface, helpful features, and incredibly fast performance.

You should know how to perform the basic task like cut, copy, and paste in Vim. To copy use "dd" for copy "yy" and for paste "p". There are more keybinding are available to use.

GoLang (also referred to as Go) is an open-source statically typed programming language developed by Robert Griesemer, Rob Pike, and Ken Thompson at Google and launched in November 2009.

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In this article you’ll learn about AppArmor and how to create a profile for a user-generated script or application, and modify or update permissions for an already existing profile.

Termux is an open-source Android terminal emulator that takes advantage of Android’s hidden Linux infrastructure without rooting.