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We all have our own preferences for the application we want to use to open and work with a particular file type. For example, whenever I start using a new version of the operating system, I install and switch to the VLC media player to play music and videos. On Debian, you can change the… read more »
Apache Server is one of the most popular open source web servers developed and maintained by the Apache Software Foundation. Apache is by far the most commonly used web server application on Linux operating systems, but it can be used on almost all Windows platforms, MAC OS, OS / 2, etc. It allows developers to… read more »
Today we will talk about text-based web browsers. But you might be wondering why you need a text browser in today’s graphics era. There may be several reasons for this. One of the reasons may be that some people are more terminal savvy and want to do everything from the command line. Another reason could… read more »
OneNote is a Windows tool developed by Microsoft that offers the user various functions and efficient operation. It has a web version and a desktop version. It is an effective tool for collecting drawings, audio, notes and screenshots. Microsoft does not offer an official version of OneNote for Linux. However, several open source tools can… read more »
Load balancing is the most common practice for distributing incoming web traffic across multiple back-end servers. This makes the application highly available even if some of the servers go down for some reason. Load balancing increases the efficiency and reliability of your web application. The HAProxy load balancer is used for the same purpose. It… read more »
Tweet Tray is a desktop utility that allows you to tweet directly from your desktop without opening your web browser. This is a great utility for users who really need to tweet, but without any additional distractions like watching other people’s tweets, notifications, and other social media features. In this article, we will explain how… read more »
Sometimes you are performing an important task on your system with certain applications, but suddenly your system goes into hibernation or something else requires your attention and you have to put the system to sleep. In this case, you may lose your work as your running applications will be closed. In order for your system… read more »
When working with files and folders as a Linux administrator, we often need to access and edit files and folders that require root / superuser privileges. We usually do this task through the Debian Terminal (command line utility) using the sudo function. However, when we need to edit files that require superuser privileges through the… read more »
Google Drive is a cloud storage and sync service that allows users to store, sync, and share files across multiple devices. It offers 15GB of free file storage for every Google account. In this article, we will explain how to access the Google Drive account on a Debian system. The process involves connecting your Google… read more »
To a network administrator, ARP may sound familiar. ARP is a protocol that Layer 2 devices implement to discover and communicate with each other. The arping tool works over this protocol. Why do you need arping? Imagine you are working with a small office network. It’s tempting to use the classic ping command to ping… read more »