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How to enable/disable color emoji in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
For some reason, if you prefer the older emoji and would like to uninstall the colored counterpart, you can follow these few simple steps. Note that the change is reversible, meaning in future if you want the color ones back, you can do that too!
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Ubuntu 18.04 LTS now available for download
The exciting day has arrived! Ubuntu 18.04 is now available for download. Dubbed as Bionic Beaver, this is a major upgrade to probably the world's most popular Linux distribution. This build comes after 6 months of development, and brings several important features.
Check out Ubuntu 18.04’s Brand New Welcome Screen!
Ubuntu 18.04 LTS will be released tomorrow to public. It is code named as "Bionic Beaver". It will sports many new features, most importantly GNOME 3.28, Linux Kernel 4.15, Xorg as default video server, and will ship with a brand new welcome screen!
LIVE USB
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.
TERMINAL TUTS
How to completely uninstall applications by command line in Ubuntu
Uninstalling software from the command line via Terminal is one of the most important tasks while dealing with troubleshooting a remotely connected Ubuntu PC. In today's Terminal Tuts session, let's take a deep dive into it.
How to Resize Images by Command line in Ubuntu
Today, let's talk about how to resize images by command line via Terminal. Command line way of doing things have their own advantages. In most of the cases, it is highly efficient to use command line when doing things from a remote computer. Also, Terminal consumes least amount of system resources and is lightning fast.
How to find IP and MAC Address by command line in Linux
Another day, another command line tutorial. Today, let's talk about an important networking command in Linux, ip. This command is very useful to fish out network parameters of the Linux computer. It works on all Linux distributions including Ubuntu, Arch Linux, Debian, Fedora, and etc..
