In this tutorial, we’ll go over the steps to install Brave browser in Linux Mint. Brave is a blockchain browser that blocks all the annoying ads and trackers to improve privacy, security and speed. It is founded by Brendan Eich,…
Nginx Amplify is a free monitoring tool for Nginx and Nginx Plus. We can use Amplify to monitor web servers, track our infrastructure assets, monitor the underlying OS, databases, and many other components. Let’s learn to use NGINX Amplify and…
Ubuntu uses the same package management system as used by Debian Linux Distribution, as it is a Debian-based distribution. In this article, we will discuss all about dpkg (Debian Package) and apt (Advanced packaging Tool). And we will also discuss…
In the modern world, Unix vs Linux are at the core of the tech industry as most of the technologies rely on Unix and Linux, one way or another. Unix is preferred by lots of organizations, while Linux being flexible…
You can easily download and install iTunes on Linux! iTunes is a media player and the client app for the iTunes Store, owned and developed by Apple Inc. It can be used for playing, downloading, creating playlists, organizing your media…
Linux has a great future ahead. It is already used as a base for many emerging technologies. Thus, the career options for Linux enthusiasts are going to increase a lot. with time. In this article, we will be discussing about…
Every Linux distribution ships with a command line Package Manager, which can be used to install applications from the Terminal or command line interface. Ubuntu has the APT package Manager, Red Hat uses YUM and DNF and Zypper on OpenSUSE.…
Links in Linux are pointers that can be used to refer to files or folders. They come in handy in cases when we might need to access files deep into the file system or while linking libraries and much more!…
In this module, we are going to have a look at how to install Kitty and why should we switch to it. Kitty is a feature-rich terminal written in a mix of C and Python. It uses OpenGL for rendering everything. It is…
This article is about creating fake webcam streams on Linux – quite a topic, isn’t it! Now, have you ever been in a meeting with your video feed on when you’d rather be somewhere else? Ever wished to loop a…