Linux is an open-source kernel that is used by several operating systems along with other components to create a functioning environment that can be used by anyone. Linux-based operating systems have come a long way since their inception, fractional scaling support for HiDPI monitors, and WINE, and Proton compatibility layers have been developed which add […]
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There are multiple ways to create a user in Linux. The most common way is to use the useradd command. This command will add a new user to the system and create their home directory. In this article, let’s explore the useradd command in detail and understand the process of user creation in Linux. Also
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Atom is one of the most commonly used text editors for writing programs. It is not only light in weight but also offers a large number of features and customizability. It also supports third-party libraries that are super useful. For instance, the Atom repository has a package Atom Beautify for code formatting based on predefined
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Codeforgeek runs on headless WordPress. What that means is we only use WordPress to manage content and front-end is serving the content separately. If you are interested in Codeforgeek technology stack then have a look at this article. Our WordPress server runs on a different sub-domain and on a separate Server. We had to install
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to use LetsEncrypt to obtain a free SSL certificate for your Nginx web server. LetsEncrypt is a free certificate authority that provides a set of tools to manage SSL in your server and it’s absolutely free. If your web application is not using SSL, then this is a
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Quick Summary: This tutorial helps you to record the screen in Ubuntu using Kazam screen recorder. You will learn about installing the Kazam screen recorder and how to use it in Ubuntu to record your screen. You will also learn about handy shortcuts to record your screen. Introduction I have been using Ubuntu for a
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UnixStickers – one of the largest geek merchandise providers have a recently made partnership with Canonical to provide Ubuntu swag. You can get lots of geeky kinds of stuff such as stickers, mugs, t-shirts, and hoodies. UnixStickers are currently among the very few official seller of Ubuntu swag in the world. Note to readers I
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