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Plex Media Server now available as Snap app for Ubuntu, Here’s...
Plex Media Server is now available in Ubuntu Software Center as a snap app. Canonical made this announcement, reiterating the benefit of Snap Store where users get a simple installation mechanism. The news was also announced by Plex engineer.
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Plex Media Server now available as Snap app for Ubuntu, Here’s...
Plex Media Server is now available in Ubuntu Software Center as a snap app. Canonical made this announcement, reiterating the benefit of Snap Store where users get a simple installation mechanism. The news was also announced by Plex engineer.
Best New Features in GNOME 3.30
GNOME celebrated their 21st Birthday today with the release of last point release of the current version, GNOME 3.29. Reasonably, the new big thing for...
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How to create a Fedora Games Live USB drive in Linux
One of the best Fedora spins that has been for a while and also being well maintained is the Fedora Games. The Fedora Games spin is a great showcase of the best games available in the Fedora operating system.
How to create Manjaro Linux Live USB drive in Windows PC
Manjaro Linux is based on the independently developed Arch operating system. Arch Linux is already known to be an exceptionally fast, powerful, and lightweight distribution. But Arch Linux is typically targeted to geeks who have some Linux background and command-line usage.
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How to update Solus using commands from the Terminal
Solus comes in three flavors including Budgie, GNOME, and MATE editions. Let's take a look at how to install updates in your Solus PC using command line via Terminal.
How to sync date and time from the command-line in Ubuntu
Today, let's learn the command lines to be used in the Terminal to get the date and time synced to the internet atomic clock. If you ever learned this earlier, you might be remembering ntpdate. This is deprecated and replaced with a powerful timesyncd tool.
How to record a screenshot by command line in Ubuntu
In today's session of Terminal Tuts, let's take a look at how to record a screenshot video using command line from Terminal. To make it possible, we will be installing a wonderful utility "byzanz", which can work from command line and also by GUI.
