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Video Recording Software for Linux

Exploring the Top 3 Video Recording Software for Linux

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Linux users seeking powerful and feature-rich video recording software have several excellent options to choose from. In this article, we will introduce and explore the three most popular video recording software for Linux, providing installation instructions, highlighting their pros and cons, and detailing the system requirements. Installation: Pros: Cons: System Requirements: Installation: Pros: Cons: System… Read More »Exploring the Top 3 Video Recording Software for Linux

Linux for Old Computers

Top 5 Linux for Old Computers

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As technology evolves, our once cutting-edge computers may struggle to keep up with the demands of modern operating systems. However, the open-source nature of Linux has given rise to lightweight distributions tailored for older hardware. These Linux distributions breathe new life into aging machines, providing a responsive and efficient computing experience. In this article, we… Read More »Top 5 Linux for Old Computers

New WINE 9.0

Two Major Developments Coming to the New WINE 9.0 for Linux

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The developers of WINE, the software that enables the running of programs originally designed for Windows on Linux and *nix-based systems, announced the release of a new major version this week. The WINE 9.0 marks a significant leap in the tool’s history, opening up new possibilities for running Windows programs on entirely new hardware by… Read More »Two Major Developments Coming to the New WINE 9.0 for Linux

mx linux

Another Update Arrives for MX Linux

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The second update in the MX “Libretto” series, version 23.2, brings enhanced themes, new tools, and PipeWire 1.0. This should suffice as a basic overview, but let’s delve a bit deeper into the topic. The beloved MX Linux has released another incremental update. Those who already have it installed will receive the updates automatically, requiring… Read More »Another Update Arrives for MX Linux

fish shell

New Release Alert: Fish Shell 3.7.0

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Fish 3.7.0 Shell has been released with several intriguing features. The Fish Shell team has introduced the latest iteration – Fish 3.7.0, packed with developments and improvements. This release comes a year after the 3.6.0 version, with some minor point releases in between, ensuring users continuously receive new features. What is Fish Shell? Fish Shell… Read More »New Release Alert: Fish Shell 3.7.0

Linux Kernel

Understanding the Linux Kernel

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What is the Linux Kernel? The Linux kernel stands as the beating heart of the open-source operating system, powering millions of devices worldwide. Developed by Linus Torvalds in 1991, the kernel serves as the core component responsible for managing system resources and facilitating communication between software and hardware. In this article, we will explore the… Read More »Understanding the Linux Kernel

enlightenment desktop

Enlightenment Desktop Environment for Linux – Illuminating Your Linux Experience

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The Enlightenment desktop environment, often abbreviated as E or E17, is a visually stunning and feature-rich desktop environment for Linux. It stands out among the plethora of Linux desktop environments for its unique design philosophy, performance efficiency, and customizable nature. In this article, we will delve into the history of Enlightenment, explore its pros and… Read More »Enlightenment Desktop Environment for Linux – Illuminating Your Linux Experience

android and linux

The Symbiotic Relationship Between Android and Linux

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Android, the widely popular mobile operating system, shares a deep and symbiotic relationship with Linux, a powerful and versatile open-source operating system. Understanding the connection between these two platforms is essential to appreciate the evolution and collaborative efforts that have shaped the landscape of mobile computing. Android’s Foundation Android, developed by the Open Handset Alliance… Read More »The Symbiotic Relationship Between Android and Linux

nitrux

Nitrux Unleashes a Fresh Linux Experience with Latest Immutable Release

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The Linux world is buzzing with excitement as Nitrux drops its latest ISO release, marking a promising start to 2024. For those in the know, this is one Linux distro that demands a test run! This edition brings enhancements to network and password security, introduces a new tiling window manager, and updates various components. Nitrux… Read More »Nitrux Unleashes a Fresh Linux Experience with Latest Immutable Release

linux terminal

How to Keep Programs Running in the Linux Terminal After Closure

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One of the powerful aspects of Linux is the flexibility it offers in executing commands through the terminal. However, a common challenge users face is ensuring that programs continue to run even after closing the terminal window. In this guide, we’ll explore various methods to keep programs running in the background, allowing you to execute… Read More »How to Keep Programs Running in the Linux Terminal After Closure