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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 19, 2022
> Sometimes there simply isn’t enough screen real estate to multitask efficiently. There are tools out there to organize your workspace such as virtual desktops and workspaces, however that doesn’t always solve the problem based on how many open applications there may be. Without lowering the DPI on a 1080p monitor to an eye-straining level, the best option is upgrading to a larger monitor with a higher resolution.
> At the time of writing this article, Gigabyte’s M34WQ monitor can be found on Amazon and Newegg for around $400, making it very affordable compared to even a few years ago when a 34” monitor could go for a 50% or even 100% higher price. I was looking to replace my 29” ultrawide that was limited to a 1080p resolution, so I pulled the trigger. We filmed a brief unboxing video and I’ve now been using the monitor for about a week.
> A search engine is an internet tool through which we can search any information, content, and images from any website that is found on the internet. Every search engine has its algorithm. These algorithms are always changed according to the experience of the user. Search engines have special web crawlers for indexing the web information from the web pages. Whenever a user searches for specific information in the search engine, the ranked web pages appear first because they are useful for the users.
> We have many search engines whose main objective is to show the relevant pages based on keywords query. The most renowned and widespread search engine out of all of them is called “Google”. Google search engine offers good web results due to its advanced algorithms, efficient crawlers, and index ranking. Google shows the top-ranked pages, not in its search engine but also in other search engines. Every application has an option to customize the search engine. Here, we will see how to remove or delete the search engine from the Chrome web browser.
> In this tutorial, we will show you how to install SMPlayer on Debian 11. For those of you who didn’t know, SMPlayer is a free media player for Windows and Linux with built-in codecs that can play virtually all video and audio formats. It uses MPlayer in the backend and adds some interesting features like the possibility to play youtube videos or download subtitles.
> This article assumes you have at least basic knowledge of Linux, know how to use the shell, and most importantly, you host your site on your own VPS. The installation is quite simple and assumes you are running in the root account, if not you may need to add ‘sudo‘ to the commands to get root privileges. I will show you the step-by-step installation of the SMPlayer on a Debian 11 (Bullseye).
> If you’re new to the Linux operating system and want to learn some basic points, you’re in the right place. This tutorial is mentioning one of the general beginnings points you should know about.
> How to edit a file while using the Linux system is the question that arrives in every beginner’s mind. When executing programs on a system, sometimes we need to modify them in a timely manner. You can perform such tasks through two of the most used editors’ i-e, nano editor, and vim editor.
> CPU Core or we call them CPU Processors are the ones who run machine code. Multiple cores in the system responsible for the execution of multiple program instructions at a time. Some of the systems contain dual-core, some quad-core (4 cores), and even the latest generation can have 18 cores.
> Similarly, in Linux operating systems, CPU cores work as processors that help to enhance system performance. While working with the system you must have information regarding processors and their performance.
> This tutorial teaches you how to sync files between two Ubuntu 22.04 desktop machines using rsync with SSH keys.
> Binary files or bin files are executable files in the operating system also known as non-text files. These files can contain anything in it like images, compiled files, metadata, chain of sequential bytes or a text file having encoded binary data.
> In Linux and Unix-like operating systems, .bin files contain machine code in it and can be executed on the system. All the data encoded in binary files cannot be readable by humans. These files can store anything except text.
> SMPlayer is free, open-source software that can be used on any operating system. It has been localized in more than 30 languages, making it easy to enjoy your favorite videos no matter what language(s) are spoken around them! A front end called SMplayer offers graphics tools from Mpv (a forks version), along with its interface widgets provided by qt. This player also falls under the terms given out through GPL v2 or later versions which ensures freedom while providing access via financial means if desired so long as copyright restrictions aren’t violated during use. The best media players are also portable, so you can carry them around on a USB drive and use them without leaving traces behind. SMPlayer is worth trying for this reason alone!
> The following tutorial will teach you how to install SMPlayer Debian 11 Bullseye using a third-party repository with the command line terminal.
> In this post, you will learn how to perform a simple Debian monitoring using Monitorix.
> While working on the system, we always work on different folders to save files or other data. In Linux and Unix-Like systems, these folders are known as directories. Directories are the location where we save our data in the form of different files.
> Sometimes, while working on a system, we need to switch our location and move to another directory. As all the work in the Linux system is done through commands. To move our location or change the current working directory, Linux has introduced the change directory command which is famous as the “cd” command in Linux. It is simple to use the cd command whether you want one level up directory, to navigate one level back, multiple directories navigation, or to navigate towards the root directory or home directory.
> MPV is a free, open-source, highly versatile media player that supports various video and audio codecs. It has comprehensive playback, audio, and video control options, as well as support for different input URL types for reading input from a variety of sources other than disk files. MPV’s comprehensive control options allow users to customize their watching experience extensively, and the input URL support means that users can watch content from various sources. MPV is an excellent media player for those who want a high degree of control over their playback experience.
> The following tutorial will teach you how to install mpv Media Player on Rocky Linux 9 using the EPEL 9 repository or the natively installed Flatpak third-party package manager.
> FreeOffice is a free, open-source office suite with a word processor, spreadsheet application, and presentation program. The suite is compatible with Microsoft Office, making it an ideal choice for users who want an alternative to expensive proprietary software. FreeOffice offers all the features of a mainstream office suite, including support for complex documents, multimedia elements, and more. The suite also includes several unique features, such as the ability to open and edit password-protected files. Whether you’re looking for an affordable alternative to Microsoft Office or a free and open source option, FreeOffice is worth checking out.
> In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install FreeOffice on Debian 11 Bullseye desktop with the official SoftMaker APT repository using the command line terminal and instructions on how to update and remove the software in the future if required.
> Clonezilla is an open-source Linux distribution suite used for x86/amd64 based computers. Like other clone applications, Clonezilla is also a cloning program used for the deployment of operating systems. This cloning solution is powerful and reliable with the wide support of different operating systems like Windows, Chrome OS, MacOS and Linux file system. However, its support for users has limited but rich features.
> KeePassXC is an application that can be used by anyone who wants a high level of security for their data. The cross-platform feature can be used on any computer, and the light interface makes it easy to use. Additionally, the application is published under the GNU General Public License terms, which means that it is open source and free to download and use. KeePassXC uses a database format compatible with KeePass, making it easy to transfer data between the two applications. KeePassXC also offers many features, including creating multiple databases, encrypting databases with a master key, and generating strong passwords. In addition, KeePassXC provides support for plugin development, allowing users to extend the application’s functionality. As a result, KeePassXC is an ideal choice for anyone who wants a robust and secure password manager.
> In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install KeePassXC on Debian 11 Bullseye using a third-party repository for the latest version, along with tips on how to maintain the software in the future using the command line terminal.
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