Nim is a programming language that has been with us for some time. Although not so popular, it is a great alternative to other known languages. So, in this post, I will explain some things about Nim programming Language. What is Nim? Taking as reference the project website: Nim is a statically typed compiled systems […]
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Downloading files from the internet is something we do many times in our day-to-day life. However, we do it through a web browser or through programs. How about doing it from the terminal? For this, we will use the wget command in Linux. What is the wget command? According to the wget command website GNU
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It is no exaggeration to say that we are in the best period of Linux on the desktop. There are many distributions that are ideal to use. This is why you need to know which are the best Linux distros for 2022. Before we start, it is good to note that in this post we
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One of the main benefits of open-source software is that you can get the source code of the applications. This makes it possible to do audits of them and also to be able to compile and install software using the source code. Is it hard? Is it worth it? Let’s see. What is the source
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On Linux, we already have a great application to edit the metadata of an Audio file. Today, we will talk about Tagger, which is a New GTK4 Music Tag Editor for Linux. So, what it is? According to Tagger’s GitHub profile: Tagger is an easy-to-use music tag (metadata) editor. It’s that simple. Tagger has a
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Usually, you need to perform folder synchronizations on different computers. In Linux, this task is fully accomplished by the rsync command. Rsync is present in the official repositories of many Linux distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, and others. Also, the Linux rsync command has many different options that allow you to modify the way synchronizations
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Having a web server like Apache is a great starting point for getting started with web technology on Linux. So, in this post, you will learn how to install and secure Apache on Debian 11 and get it ready for the work you need to do with it. Introducing to Apache webserver According to the
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In the previous post, we have learned that it is a package manager that helps us to install, uninstall and do many operations with packages. Although these programs are relatively easy to use, they have to be invoked from the console. So, if you are a novice user coming from Windows or macOS, maybe the
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In general terms and without going into too much detail, a package in Linux consists of a collection of files that allow the installation of a program and its related tasks, such as dependency scanning, pre-installation, and so on. Therefore, a package is not the application as such but the collection of files needed to
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I think there is no doubt that Twitter is one of the most influential social networks in existence. And now in Ubuntu 20.04, we can have a simple and efficient desktop client. So today you will learn how to install Cawbird on Ubuntu 20.04 a modern, simple but effective desktop Twitter client. Cawbird is a
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