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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 14, 2022
> When you want to have an overview of a file, you can get a good overview just moving down a few pages.
> To move a page down in Vim, press the Ctrl + f key combination, and to move a page up, press the Ctrl + b key combination.
> Base64 is a popular binary to ASCII encoding scheme designed to reliably transfer binary data across channels that have limited support for various content types. This article goes over the basics of Base64 encoding, how it works and details different command line and graphical ways to encode your own data using Base64.
> A quick guide on how to install the latest Java 17 in Ubuntu 22.04, 22.10 and Linux Mint 21.x.
> A while back, Oracle announced the release of Java 17, the LTS version of this widely used programming language. This release gets support for 8-years, which includes security and performance updates and, of course, bug fixes. Java 17 is officially supported until 2029.
> Although this guide tested for ongoing supported Ubuntu and Linux Mint releases, however, should be applicable for other Debian-based distributions in the coming days. Because the PPA that is used in this guide is periodically updated to meet the needs for past and future releases.
> Installing Java 17 is not that straightforward without a PPA. Because it’s a licensed product, you don’t get it in the Ubuntu official repo. There are other alternatives to Oracle Java, such as OpenJDK, which is easier to install. But they lack certain functionalities due to terms and conditions from Oracle and may not be suitable for your needs.
> A comprehensive guide to installing Linux Mint alongside Windows 11 (or Windows 10) and making a dual-boot system.
> If you are a new Linux user trying to install Linux Mint without removing the OEM-installed Windows, follow this guide. After you complete the steps described below, you should have a dual boot system where you can learn and do your work in a Linux system without booting Windows.
> Chrome is a browser that is known for its speed and simplicity. It is the most used internet browser globally and continues to grow in popularity. Chrome is designed to be sleek and clean, focusing on loading website pages quickly. While it used to be the fastest browser, this is now a point of debate, as other browsers have begun to catch up in speed. However, Chrome remains a popular choice for many users due to its simple design and ease of use.
> In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install Google Chrome on Fedora 37 Linux in three ways in stable, beta, or unstable versions and how to maintain and remove using the command line terminal.
> Users may manage containers that are dispersed among their apps and networks using container registries. Users can arrange and manage individual containers' visibility and accessibility using the registry, which manages privileges for specific containers. These registries might be on-premise solutions utilizing local infrastructure or hosted services. Container registries are used by businesses to control container settings, store container images, and utilize them for installation.
> Chrome Web Store is a central repository where all approved extensions and themes are available. It is like the Google Android App Play store. This repository lists all available apps, extensions, and themes. You can also apply filters based on Categories and Features.
> You can also search using the Search the store available on the left-hand side top corner. The front page also shows good extensions and themes as per categories like Extensions Starter Kit, Personalize Chrome, Writing Essentials, etc.
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