Ever since Fedora 25 boldly introduced the Wayland graphics stack by default in 2016, it’s been installed as the primary option in several Linux distros. You may even be using
When developing a project, you may want to use version control so that you can easily revert a file to the previous revision to fix bugs or restore previously deleted
Monero is the current gold standard for a private cryptocurrency. Unlike Bitcoin, it allows you to easily and seamlessly transact value online without any visible record in the Monero blockchain,
The majority of the web servers around the world are running Linux. If you are a web administrator, choosing a suitable Linux server distribution is very important, as it can
The GNOME Shell Extensions platform offers a simple and easy way to extend GNOME through simple applets. These are JavaScript programs that use the GNOME API to manipulate and add
Ubuntu is already zippy, especially if you’re coming to Linux from the world of Windows. However, why is Ubuntu sometimes responding slower than usual? Is there anything you can do
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You probably have many PDF documents stored in your computer. One of the best ways to organize them is to combine PDF files. When you combine/merge multiple PDF files into
Jitsi is an open-source video conferencing framework for Linux. It powers Jitsi Meet, an easy-to-use video conferencing server and client for Linux, Android and iOS. Here we show you how