Linux

@LateToTheParty · 10 months ago

The State of Linux Gaming - 2023 in Review

With the Year of 2023 coming to a close, it is time to look at how much progress Linux gaming has made over the course of the previous 12 months. When I did a mid-year review , Linux had a modest 1.4...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

I NEVER Required Antivirus on GNU/Linux

Do you need an anti-virus software for your computers? Anti-virus programs are generally used to scan and remove viruses and malware programs from computers. There are plenty of anti-virus software...

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@LateToTheParty · 1 year ago

The State of Linux Gaming - Mid-2023 Edition

In my previous "State of Linux Gaming" post , I hypothesized that 2023 would be a "boring" year for Linux gaming. Thus far, my prediction has proven to be correct. The Steam Deck is now being sold in...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

GNU/Linux and Open Source Software

My upcoming Live podcast. I will have a virtual chat on different aspects of GNU/Linux and Open Source Software with the cheerful penguin named Tux, the logo of Linux. I will try my best to make...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

I Am a GNU/Linux and FOSS Trainer

Today, I received plenty of direct messages on LinkedIn congratulating my anniversary of a LinkedIn page GNU/Linux and FOSS Trainer . FOSS stands for Free and Open Source Software. GNU is a proj...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

GNU/Linux is a Big Power for a Computer User

When did you start using computers? Looking back on my computer usage gives me a lot of peace of mind because I use GNU/Linux, Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). In fact, I have been using GNU/L...

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@LateToTheParty · 1 year ago

The State of Linux Gaming - 1 Year After the Steam Deck

Co-published on Publish0x and Zirkels . Time sure flies as the Steam Deck is already over a year old. Sporting a custom Zen 2/RDNA2 APU in a small handheld form factor, the device can play thousan...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

What is Your Primary Operating System Software?

Computers can't live or run without operating system software. We need an operating system software to run computers. We must be cautious in choosing an operating system for our computers. What...

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@LateToTheParty · 1 year ago

The State of Linux Gaming - 2022 in Review

Co-published on Publish0x. Now that 2022 has come and gone, I think this is a good time to sit down and reflect on how Linux gaming has evolved over the past year. On February 25, 2022, Valve launche...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

GNU/Linux Can be a New Year's Gift

Computers are by far one of our closest companions in our lives. The computer is one of our closest companions. It has almost become a family member to us. It helps us in our day-to-day work, be...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Microsoft Stole Open Source Codes

Microsoft said many things against Linux in the PAST. Everybody knows one of the co-founders of Microsoft and the first CEO whose name I don't want to mention here. Most of the people surfing the Int...

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@C1udadan0x · 2 years ago

Averigua que aplicaciones comprometen tu privacidad.

Exodus , es una aplicación que identifica e informa que rastreadores y permisos están integrados en las aplicaciones instaladas en nuestro dispositivo. La aplicación obtiene informes actualiza...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Best Way to Learn Linux

Do you wish to learn Linux operating system? Yesterday, around midnight, someone contacted me through LinkedIn InMail, i.e., a paid direct messaging service for unconnected users. I show the screen...

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@anli · 2 years ago

Using Pop!_OS for multiple users [EN-DE] Pop!_OS für mehrere Benutzer verwenden

I'm not sure yet about the pros and cons of using Flatpak as a package manager, but it feels good and convenient. Pop!_OS already has it integrated in its own app store called Pop!_Shop. DEB packages...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Download in the Command Line

Downloading is a frequent activity on the Internet. If you are a fan of the Internet, you must be watching films, news, and video courses. If you are a student, you need to read/download so many f...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Reinvent Computing with a Penguin!

Computer usage is indispensable in the current time. Surviving in this modern world without using a computer is almost impossible. Maybe, some of you would say that you would use a smartphone. B...

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@bala41288 · 2 years ago

Linux screen commands - The important commands every Linux user should know

The screen is a very good utility on Linux. Especially when we are using Linux servers, it is very important to use Screens in certain use cases. The reason is that we might have some long-running tas...

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@bala41288 · 2 years ago

Tried Proxmox virtualization and failed but not giving up

Yesterday almost the whole day I spent setting up my own virtualization environment with the help of Proxmox. I learned about Proxmox from @rishi556 . He mentioned somewhere that he's been using it f...

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@LateToTheParty · 2 years ago

The State of Linux - Great Progress, but Where Do We Go from Here?

Co-published on Publish0x. In less than 2 weeks, the Steam Deck will have officially reached its half-year milestone. Back in May , I wrote about some of Linux gaming's most significant achievements...

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@Jnavedan · 2 years ago

Looking for the ultimate computer

The last article about my digital writing space and equipment was three months ago. Time flies by, and the day-to-day is consuming without realizing it. Preparing my minimalist writer's setup: Comput...

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@GreatWhiteSnark · 2 years ago

We Need Solutions to the Problem of Unreliable Electricity Supply in My Home Country

Living in the Third World country that I call home (South Africa), having consistently reliable and stable Internet connection is something of a luxury and a rarity. Consequently, I have had to think...

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@LateToTheParty · 2 years ago

The State of Linux Gaming Post-Steam Deck

Co-published on Publish0x. In April 2021, I made a blog post on the state of Linux gaming . At that time, the Linux marketshare on Steam still hovered below 1%. While the compatibility layer, Proton...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

How to Display Large Text Banners on Linux Computers

We often like to see large text banners. I was introduced to computing using a machine in the 1980s. We visited a technology exhibition on the science and technology campus of the University of Calcu...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Love Your Life

What is love? "Don't make me laugh," was the reaction (plus a soft kiss on my head) I got when I asked this question, i.e., "What is love," to my partner. When I asked this question to my son when...

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@soymex · 2 years ago

What is Mina protocol.

In this article I will guide you through the process of setting up a Mina node. After that, I'll show you how to generate a pair of keys for network use. Finally, you'll see how to connect to the net...

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@LateToTheParty · 2 years ago

Valve's Steam Deck is the Real Deal and Has Room to Grow

Co-published on Publish0x. Intro: Valve's Steam Deck Launches to Good-ish Reviews It took a while, but Valve finally began shipping its PC handheld device, the Steam Deck, since February 25. When te...

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@bala41288 · 2 years ago

Restoring a 4 year old Raspberry Pi

I wanted to get my hands on Raspberry Pi for a very long time. Ever since I started watching many videos on home automations using Raspberry Pi, it has been a great inspiration for me to give it a try...

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@Unity · 2 years ago

Buy Raspberry Pi – An Affordable Single Board Computer

Are you in the process of getting a new computer? I have read many articles from the ReadCash community that they need a new computer. They need it badly because a smartphone is not nicely serving th...

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@Jnavedan · 2 years ago

Preparing my minimalist writer's setup: Computer Technology.

Evaluating and testing Six months ago, I wrote an article about the need to acquire a backup computer if my trusty MacBook Air 13 Mid 2011 should fail. In this way, I could guarantee that I would c...

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@LateToTheParty · 2 years ago

First Impressions of the Steam Deck are Very Positive and What Valve Should Do Going Forward

Co-published on Publish0x. Introduction We are just 10 days away until the first batches of Valve's Steam Deck ship out and the embargo lifts. The console-like PC handheld really grabbed my attentio...

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