Lately, password managers have become essential for many users who prefer all their passwords securely centralized. On Linux, we have several options to analyze, but 1Password emerges as one of the best. 1Password: Introduction According to the tool’s website: 1Password is the easiest way to store and use strong passwords. Log in to sites and […]
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KeePassXC is a desktop password manager that allows you to generate and store secure passwords for the different web services (or not) that require it. So in this post, we’ll help you get started with this powerful Linux password manager. Introduction to KeePassXC KeePassXC is a cross-platform, open-source password manager that allows you to securely
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Fortunately, Linux is full of competitive IDEs that are fully integrated with the system, but there is also one that integrates with the desktop. Today, you will learn how to install KDevelop on Linux. Introduction KDevelop is a fully-featured Integrated Development Environment, perfect for C and C++ projects and other supported languages. It has great
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One of the most striking news recently is that Ubuntu 23.04 “Lunar Lobster” will come with Linux Kernel 6.2 In this post, we will tell you in detail what this means and the advantages it could bring. Although many users thought that Ubuntu 23.04 would come with Linux Kernel 6.1 because it is an LTS
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According to the project website Netbeans is a development Environment, Tooling Platform and Application Framework. However, we can sum it all up by saying that Netbeans is an IDE, i.e., integrated development environment. Using Netbeans you will be able to edit code with a lot of help and thus improve the time and accuracy of
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Google Chrome is Google’s web browser for desktop and mobile systems. It is free, so you will have no problem using it in almost any context. Furthermore, one of the main features of this web browser is that it is cross-platform, which means that it can be used on multiple computers, but also on mobiles,
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Zoom is a platform that allows you to video conference, chat and stream files from a convenient web interface. Thanks to the pandemic, many people were investigating how to communicate and stay productive, and thanks to applications like Zoom they were able to do just that. One of the main reasons why Zoom became so
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Debian is one of the main distributions out there. It belongs to the so-called Linux Olympus because it is very stable, mature and has been developed quite seriously. This is precisely why it is the basis for other powerful distributions. Today, you will learn about the best Linux Debian based For both server and desktop,
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Long gone are the days when we had to buy music albums to listen to our favorite artists. Now, there is Spotify, which is a service where with an account you can listen to many commercial music albums. Sounds good? Well, today you will learn how to install Spotify on CentOS 9 Stream. What is
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Celluloid (formerly known as GNOME MPV) is a frontend created with GTK and with a simple mpv interface. So, it has all the power of mpv but with a simple and easy-to-use interface. The application supports mpv configuration files to import your configurations. In addition to this, it also supports keyboard shortcuts to make it
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