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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PDF files are one of the most popular files that can be found all over the Internet. However, it is always possible to get the most out of them to handle them. And today you will learn how to convert PDF to image using the terminal. The Linux terminal is a marvel where you can
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Editing a PDF file is quite an important task that we often face when using Linux on the desktop. There are some basic ways to do it, but what is essential is to have the tools. Today, you will learn some ways to edit PDF files on Linux. PDF files are one of the most
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backing up our data is one of the healthiest ways to preserve the integrity of our system. Therefore, today you will learn How to Backup and Restore Files Using Borg in Linux. This application is great and with it, our files will be safe from any danger. Introducing to Borg Borg is an open-source application
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Wine (originally an acronym for “Wine Is Not an Emulator”) is an execution layer that allows applications developed for Windows to run on Linux, macOS, & BSD. So you come from Windows and you need an application that is not available for Linux, Wine is for you. Wine translates Windows API calls into POSIX calls
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Knowing the IP address of our computer is a basic task to establish network connections. But remember that there is also a public one with which we access the Internet, and doing it from the terminal can be an interesting task. Today, you will learn how to know the external IP address using the terminal.
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In a nutshell, the localectl command allows you to control the system locale and keyboard layout settings. One of the main advantages of this command is that it is present in Linux distributions that use systemd. So, you can use it on almost any modern distribution. The operation of the command is simple and may
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Usually when you search for a file in the system, you do it using a file browser, but what if you want to use the terminal? Well, there is a command called find that does the job, but there is a better alternative. Today, we will talk about the fd command on Linux. Introduction According
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