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How to Sync VSCode Settings Across Any Machines

Visual Studio Code aka VSCode is a very popular source-code editor that offers tons of extensions to satisfy everyone’s needs. VSCode is highly customizable and you can install plugins easily. Let's look at how to keep it synced up across machines.
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Identify Network Issues with SS Command in Linux (with examples)

SS command in Linux is used to get various network/socket connection-related information from a Linux system. Previously we had used the Netstat command to perform the same operations but it has been long deprecated & was replaced with the ss command in Linux. SS command is much faster than netstat...
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Nextcloud Hub 22 is Here with Exciting New Features

Nextcloud is an open source software package for organizations and individuals who want to host their own secure cloud services. Nextcloud Hub 22 introduces approval workflows, integrated knowledge management, and decentralized group administration.
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ncdu: a NCurses Based Disk Usage Analyzer and Tracker

ncdu (NCurses Disk Usage) is a command-line version of the most popular du command. It is based on ncurses and provides the fastest way to analyze and track what files and directories are using your disk space in Linux.
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Linux for Starters: Your Guide to Linux, Part 8 – Open Source Replacements for Proprietary Windows Desktop Software

We consider popular Windows proprietary software and recommend great open source replacements that run under Linux. This is the latest article in the series 'Linux for Starters' which offers a gentle introduction to Linux for newcomers.
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Faster, Cleaner, Searchier: New LinuxToday.com Debuts Today

While I could talk all day about more humanistic typefaces and faster page load speeds, you want to know what’s changed. Of course, we’re still dedicated to publishing news, reviews, and How To’s from across the Linux landscape. And our new WordPress install (and you) will make it all...
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Connect to Ubuntu 20.04 Remote Desktop using X2Go

In this article, we’ll discuss the step-by-step process of connecting to an Ubuntu 20.04 remote desktop using X2Go.
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How to Create an Integrated Application Launcher For an Appimage file in Ubuntu

In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a custom application launcher for an appimage in the Gnome Desktop Environment in Ubuntu. Although we are focusing on Ubuntu for this tutorial, this method should also work in other distributions that use the Gnome Desktop Environment and may also be...
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How to Restrict SSH Access to Certain Users in Linux

OpenSSH (Secure Shell) is a standard connectivity program for logging into a remote machine using the SSH protocol for executing commands on the remote machine. It encrypts all network traffic between client and server to eradicate eavesdropping, connection hijacking, and other attacks.
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Remove User in Linux Using the Command Line

One of the most basic tasks that you should know is how to manage the users on Linux systems. In this article, you will learn how to remove a user in Linux by using the userdel command and its options.
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Best 5 commands to check HostName in Linux

This quick tutorial from 2DayGeek will show you how to check the hostname using different commands in Linux.
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Tor Browser 10.5 Adds Wayland Support, Further Improves the UX for Censored Users

Tor Browser 10.5 is a major update, and it’s all about improving the experience for users living in countries where their ISPs censor the internet. It helps censored users seamlessly access the open Internet by simplifying the connection flow, detecting censorship, and providing bridges. Starting with this release, Snowflake, the...
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Linux Foundation Launches Open 3D Foundation, Let the Game Begin

The Linux Foundation has announced a new project that 3D game developers will definitely be interested in. The project, called the Open 3D Foundation, will start with the new Open 3D Engine (O3DE), an updated version of Amazon’s Lumberyard game engine.
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How to Configure GlassFish Cluster with Automatic Load Balancing

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