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Install Chrome on Ubuntu—and Know Who Updates It
Installing Chrome is the easy part. This walkthrough also checks the CPU architecture, package origin, APT repository, update candidate, launcher, and the profile data an uninstall leaves behind.
Explore guideHow to extract RAR file in Linux ?
In Linux unrar command is used to “extract files from rar archives” . First we need to … Read more
Explore guideInstall WinSCP on Windows—and Trust the First Connection
Installing WinSCP is the easy part. The connection you accept afterward deserves more care: verify the download, choose SFTP, and confirm the server’s SSH host key before transferring anything important.
Explore guideMicrosoft Teams on Ubuntu: The App Is the Browser Now
Microsoft no longer provides a supported native Teams desktop client for Linux. On Ubuntu, use Teams in a current browser or install the same web experience as a PWA—and test the permissions that matter before the meeting starts.
Explore guideInstall Slack on Ubuntu Without Mixing Package Sources
Slack offers two sensible installation paths on Ubuntu: its verified Snap and its official 64-bit DEB. Pick one package source, verify what was installed, and know how it will update before your next meeting depends on it.
Explore guideIdentify Disk Usage using “du” Command in Linux
“du” – short form for “Disk Usage” is a command used by Linux users to estimate/identify the … Read more
Explore guidePrepare Build Environment and Download android AOSP source Code
Since most of the development in recently happening on latest Android versions like Android 9, 10 and … Read more
Explore guideUse “which” to Check Full Path of Linux Commands
The “which” command returns the pathnames of the files (or links) which would be executed in the … Read more
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