In this tutorial, we will learn about VMware Tools, its importance, features, and of course, the methods to install VMware Tools on Ubuntu or any other Linux Distributions. What are VMware Tools? VMware Tools enhances the functionality of the Virtual Machines running on VMware Workstation Player, VMware player, or fusion. The Guest OS does not […]
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In this article, we’ll install the Outlook mail on Linux using an open source package developed specifically for this purpose. Outlook is a personal information managing app by Microsoft. It includes a calendar, a to-do list, contacts, and of course an email service. This application can be very handy, especially when you work in a
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In this guide, we’ll learn to install R in Ubuntu. R is an open-source programming language used extensively for statistical and scientific computing. Due to the ever-growing demand for data science and analytics, the popularity of R has increased multiplefold. At the time of this writing, R is placed 14th in the most popular languages
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A text editor is one of the most used applications on any operating system. Whether you are writing some sophisticated code or editing the basic system configs, you will be using some text editor. So it’s important that you choose a text editor that doesn’t slow you down and maximizes productivity. The use of a
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If you have used Linux for some time, you probably have come across files with the .sh extension. Whether it might be during downloading a particular software or writing your own bash scrips, these files can be sometimes tricky since click and run doesn’t work with them. So let’s take a look at what these
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Gaming is one of the most popular and it is also one of the most profitable sectors worldwide with over 2 billion gamers. Moreover, the gaming sector keeps evolving thanks to the rise of different technological innovations including VR technology, 5G network, and many other great innovations that propelled the growth of this industry.
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If you use Linux, you already know that there is a lot to be customized. Either it is the default font and icon pack or the window manager. Everything can be made to look and work exactly how you want it. This becomes very apparent when you browse r/unixporn where users show off their beautiful
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In this article, we’ll learn how to install tomahawk on Debian-based distros like Ubuntu and Mint. Tomahawk is a free and open-source music player for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Apart from being visually stunning with its sleek minimal UI, it also supports multiple music sources. That means that it can not only play your local
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The most common reason to change or spoof MAC addresses is to maintain privacy. When you connect to a public network, the MAC address gets exposed to that network. Spoofing or changing your MAC address keeps your ID unexposed and thus maintaining the privacy of the user. In this article, we will demonstrate to you
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In this article, we will compare Unix-like operating systems Linux vs BSD. Also read: Ubuntu vs Lubuntu: Top 8 Differences Between Ubuntu and Lubuntu Brief Intro to Linux Linux is a free and open-source Unix-like operating system kernel first released in 1991 by Linus Torvalds. Linux is not an operating system in itself. The Linux
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