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CHANGING YOUR DEFAULT CLI TEXT EDITOR IN UBUNTU/DEBIAN

7 March 2024 by Lubos Rendek

Choosing the right text editor for command-line interface (CLI) tasks on Ubuntu
or Debian systems is crucial for developers, system administrators, and power
users alike. A suitable text editor not only enhances productivity but also
makes CLI tasks more manageable and enjoyable. In the Linux world, there are
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INTRODUCTION TO POLKIT: NAVIGATING AUTHORIZATION FRAMEWORKS IN LINUX

7 March 2024 by Egidio Docile

Polkit is an authorization framework installed on every modern Linux
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services to unprivileged subjects. Communications with Polkit happens over
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6 March 2024 by Lubos Rendek

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line and the GNOME desktop environment but also introduces an innovative
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Docker has become a crucial tool for developers, enabling them to package
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4 March 2024 by Lubos Rendek

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HOW TO INSTALL, CONFIGURE AND CUSTOMIZE WAYBAR ON LINUX

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RESETTING ROOT PASSWORD ON UBUNTU 24.04 LINUX

1 March 2024 by Lubos Rendek

Forgetting the root password on your Ubuntu system can significantly hinder your
ability to perform essential administrative tasks. However, there’s no need to
worry. Ubuntu Linux provides a relatively straightforward process to reset the
root password, ensuring you can regain full access to your system. This guide
walks you through the necessary steps to reset your root password, helping you
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GUIDE TO INSTALLING XFCE DESKTOP ON UBUNTU LINUX

29 February 2024 by Lubos Rendek

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your Linux system, making it a favorite among many users who prefer speed and
efficiency over graphical bells and whistles. Whether you’re running an older
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GUIDE TO INSTALLING XFCE DESKTOP ON DEBIAN GNU/LINUX

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