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Solus 4 Fortitude Released, Here is What’s New
Today is a big day for the Solus team as the team just hit a significant milestone! The new version Solus 4, code-named Fortitude ('four'titude - see the pun?) got released today. The new version provides a unique experience of the much-appreciated desktop environment Budgie that got an updated set of default applications.
GNOME 3.32 released, here are the new features
GNOME Foundation has announced the release of GNOME 3.32. Apart from the regular bug fixes, users should see a bunch of new features since this update is the outcome of 6 months of hard work by the development team. Now coming to the new features of GNOME 3.32, you can spot a number of them just by looking at the new, modern look of your desktop. The following changes should be noticed:
Linux Mint gets a new logo and plenty of new features...
We are here to announce some significant changes that are announced in one of the most widely used Linux distributions currently, Linux Mint. Linux Mint is known for its ease of usage and as a soothing entrance to the stereotypically scary world of Linux. Its simple interface and a robust set of preinstalled programs do excel in making it so.
How to update and upgrade Ubuntu or Linux Mint offline
Offline update and upgrade of your Ubuntu or Linux Mint system are useful especially when you have a bunch of PCs on the same network. You don't need to waste your internet bandwidth deploying updates and upgrades repeatedly for each PC.
How to Encrypt the Hard Disk Partitions with DM-crypt
In this tutorial, we are going to help you encrypt your hard disk partitions on Ubuntu and its derivatives, with easy and clear steps. Be careful when you are learning and doing it the first time. I recommend doing a trial of this tutorial on a small partition whose data is already backed up.
How to find files using command-line in the Linux Terminal
More often than not, files do get misplaced on your computer. For finding them, you will need to use some sort of tool and a bunch of rules. In today's Terminal Tuts series, we're going to explain how to find files on your Linux systems, by knowing any sort of information about the file and by using the terminal.
Delete, Copy, Move, and Rename Files using command-line in Linux
If you're using a Linux operating system, it's beneficial to learn the Linux Terminal commands as well. We're going to explain today how to delete, copy, move, and rename files using the CLI. We're going to assume that the readers are familiar with ls and cd commands.
How to Split and Join Files using Command line from Terminal
One of the best ideas to overcome large file transfer trouble is to split the file into small segments and then upload or move them one at the time. When you want to open the file, you need to combine the file pieces and open the file merely.
5 Best Linux Console File Managers
In this guide, we look at 5 Best Linux Console File Managers alongside their features and benefits. A console refers to a computer interface that handles application on a text-only computer interface or a command line interface and in some cases can be used within a graphical user interface.
Installing and Using Perf in Ubuntu and CentOS
Performance is one of the most complicated parts of systems administration. Whenever you are trying to investigate the source of bad performance or the reason for the high workload, you need the right tools to do so.
