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Although Homebrew is a renowned package manager, most Linux distros don't ship it as the default. Here's how to install it on your machine.

If you're a Linux Mint fan and want to know how to install the latest version of Linux Mint with manual partitions, this is the guide for you. Follow

Discover the power of VNC for screen sharing on Linux.

Fedora is prominent in the Linux world, offering cutting-edge software and improving Linux as a whole. Here's everything you need to know about it.

Linux Lite is one of the many lightweight Linux distros that run seamlessly on older hardware. But is it the best operating system for your computer?

On Linux, files have three sets of permissions. One set is for the file’s group. Before you allocate a file to a group, you may want to check who the group members are.

Linux Mint is one of the many distros that aim at making Linux easy to adapt to for users transitioning from Windows to Linux.

Want to analyze how much wall clock time, kernel time, etc., a Linux program takes to run? Whether for performance testing, code optimization, or just general curiosity, this quick guide will get you started!

Linux command taking too long to finish? Use any of these six methods to send it to the background.

Installing MX Linux is as easy as installing any other Linux distro on your computer. Here's a detailed guide to assist you through the process.

Annotator is an image annotation tool that lets you annotate and edit your images. Here's how to use it on Linux.

Screen tearing can be irritating especially when you want to get some work done quickly. But like everything else on Linux, it's easy to fix.

Looking for something? Here's how to find the exact directory you need on Linux.

Want to know what processes are running on your Linux computer. Learn how to use the ps command to discover what's running.

Bash is good, but other shells are even better. Learn how to install and set up a new shell on your Linux machine.

Software interrupts on Linux and Unix systems are made via signals. There are many different Linux signals, but a few stand out and are important to understand and know: SIGINT, SIGTERM, and SIGKILL. Here’s how they work.

Improve your Linux command-line workflow by piping multiple commands together using standard I/O.

Not everyone knows this, but you can create your own Linux-based operating system from scratch. Here's how to get started.

With the kernel update, future Intel chips could bar users from tweaking CPU settings unless they pay up for hardware features they already have.

Heard about Linux online but not sure what it is? Here's a brief introduction to the OS and what it can be used for.

Windows Subsystem For Linux (WSL) is a tool provided by Microsoft to run Linux natively on Windows. It’s designed to be a seamless experience, essentially providing a full Linux shell that can interact with your Windows filesystem.

NVIDIA has recently open-sourced a Linux GPU driver. Does that change things for the Linux gaming community? What's the next step?

The Linux expect command lets you automate interactions with scripts and programs. You can send any kind of response to the script when it is waiting for some text input.

Become a Linux power user by learning how to manipulate text using the cut command.

Tail syslog for errors, get the UUID of a device, and more

We compare the programming languages Java and JavaScript to help you decide which is best for your project. Learn more.

This programming tutorial shows how to use collections and the Collection interface in Java. Learn more Java programming.

USB 4 version 2.0 brings double the speed

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The display property can dramatically alter the behavior of regular HTML elements. If you know how, you’ll be able to handle a variety of layouts.