The screen utility provides a way to run a command on a Linux system and then detach from it. This is a particularly useful command if you have a long-running process that you want to keep running even after you log out and still have the ability to reattach to it later and/or from another location. How to use[…]
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How to fix Network Manager issue with public Wi-Fi connection
The arrival of the summer pushes people to move, it’s usually a good time to go to beaches or mountains and, in general, to holiday locations. We need to solve the Network Manager issue with public Wi-Fi to bring with us the laptop and to surf the web thanks to one of the many free Wi-Fi connections. Yes, this is[…]
Read moreGIMP 2.10.2 released. How to install it on Fedora or Ubuntu
The long-awaited GIMP 2.10.2 is finally here! Discover how to install it on Fedora or Ubuntu Linux distribution. GIMP 2.10.0 was a huge release, which contains the result of 6 long years of work (GIMP 2.8 was released almost exactly 6 years ago!) by a small but dedicated core of contributors. GIMP 2.10.2 is out with 44 bugfixes and some new[…]
Read moreHow to install RabbitVCS on Fedora systems
Install RabbitVCS on Fedora is easy and provides a collection of graphical tools providing simple and straightforward access to version control systems from interfaces you already use. RabbitVCS offers Subversion and Git integration from Finder, Nautilus and Thunar file managers, and the Gedit text editor. It is free/libre/open-source software written in Python using the PyGObject library and it’s inspired by[…]
Read moreQuick analysis of a Linux system
Sometimes happens that you need to take a look at an unknown Linux system or that you have to quickly analyze the problems of a Linux server. You’re lucky because, on Linux, there are some commands to start an in-depth analysis and that serve to understand what’s happening behind the scene. Looking, administer, analysis. Going down with command line[…]
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