In the world of command-line tools, cURL is popularly used to transfer data using various network protocols. One of its most common use cases is downloading files from the internet. Apart from using ...
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How to Install NVM on Ubuntu: Step-by-Step Tutorial
NVM (Node Version Manager) is a powerful tool for developers seeking flexibility in managing multiple Node.js versions on their Linux machines. This command-line utility simplifies the Node.js install...
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KDE Vs GNOME Vs XFCE: Comparing Detskop Environments and Making the Best Choice
KDE, GNOME, and Xfce are the three most popular Linux desktop environments. Though each desktop offers a graphical user interface (GUI) for system interaction, there are different variations among all...
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Nano Save and Exit: A Step-be-Step Guide
Nano is used as a default text or source code editor in almost all Linux distributions. Creating or editing text files is a common task while dealing with the command line. Vim and Emacs are two of th...
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How to Host a Modded Minecraft Server?
Minecraft is a beloved game renowned for its simplicity, user-friendliness, and entertainment value, attracting a vast community of gamers. Players control a character who navigates the game world, un...
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How to Set Up Ansible Inventory File (Step-byStep Guide)
Ansible, an open-source IT automation engine, streamlines tasks across IT environments, enhancing scalability, consistency, and reliability. Ansible is versatile, performing three main tasks: setting ...
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