If you’ve ever dipped your toes into Artificial Intelligence or Machine Learning, you’ve probably noticed something: most tutorials and tools are built with Linux in mind. And there’s a reason for that. Linux is fast, reliable, and gives you the freedom to tinker under the hood—something every AI enthusiast ends up doing sooner or later. […]

C, C++, and Java are high-level programming languages. These use English-like syntax which is easy to understand for humans. But computers understand machine code, you know that 0s and 1s code language. The compiler does that translation. The Compilers are programs that translate source code in machine-readable format. For example, c has GCC and clang

LMDE stands for “Linux Mint Debian Edition.” It is a Linux distribution based on Debian, which is known for its stability and reliability. The main idea of the Linux Mint developers in creating this distribution is to experiment that in case Ubuntu ceases to exist, they can use Debian as a base and continue their

Although openSUSE has always been well-loved by the community, it is true that leap (its very stable version aimed at end users) seems to be dying. This would lead one to think that Tumbleweed would remain as the only SUSE community distribution, but this is not the case. Details of the openSUSE SlowRoll project have

The message rm: remove write-protected regular empty file typically appears when you try to remove a write-protected (read-only) file using the rm command in a Unix-like operating system (like Linux). It’s the system’s way of asking you if you’re sure you want to delete a file that’s been marked as read-only. Let’s reproduce the error.