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Linux 6.7-rc2 is "slightly above average"
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Creative Commons Licenses: What are they and which ones exist?
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Seminar on GNU/Linux on Telegram during November 2023
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Cube and Cube 2 (Sauerbraten): 2 fun FPS games for Linux
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Linux 6.6 improves performance and adds support for new hardware
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Does it still make sense to use Ubuntu Studio?
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Call of the Battlefield (COTB): FPS game for Linux, indie and free
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Old FPS game launchers: Doom, Heretic, Hexen and more
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Category highlights
- Adjusting the screen brightness with Xbacklight
- How to use functions in bash
- How to configure the behavior of the laptop when lowering the lid
- How to check ports in use in Linux
- Recognize hardware in Ubuntu
- How to fix the "W: GPG error" error
- Get Google Chrome support back on your 32-bit Linux
- How to install and use PuTTY on your Ubuntu
- Install Ubuntu alongside Windows 10
- Installing DEB packages quickly and easily
- Creating custom commands in Ubuntu
- Installing Chrome and Chromium on Ubuntu / Debian
- Beginner terminal: zip and unzip files in rar
- Check the temperature of your computer with the command 'sensors'
- How to manage the trash from the terminal
- Change your computer name in Ubuntu
- How to make Windows the default option on Linux Grub boot
- How to update your Linux distro to the latest stable version
- Some useful keyboard shortcuts for Ubuntu
- How to control and modify aspects in gnome-shell