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How to Install Google Chrome on Debian 11 (Bullseye)

↺ How to Install Google Chrome on Debian 11 (Bullseye)

> This guide shows two ways to install the Google Chrome web browser on Debian 11 (Bullseye) in a few easy-to-follow steps.

Comparing Apache MPM Worker and Prefork: Which is Right for Your Application

↺ Comparing Apache MPM Worker and Prefork: Which is Right for Your Application

> Apache Multi-Processing Modules (MPMs) are an essential component of the Apache HTTP server, as they control the process management of the server and determine how it handles multiple requests. There are several different types of Apache MPMs available, including Prefork and Worker.

How to Change Apache to Worker MPM on CentOS

↺ How to Change Apache to Worker MPM on CentOS

> The Apache HTTP Server is one of the world's most widely used web servers and can be configured in different ways to meet the needs of various websites. The Apache Multi-Processing Module (MPM) is the module that manages the process of the Apache server.

How to find files modified between two dates in Linux

↺ How to find files modified between two dates in Linux

> Finding files modified between two dates in Linux can be a challenge, but with the find command, this task can be accomplished with ease. The find command is a powerful tool that allows you to search for files in a directory and its subdirectories based on various criteria, including modification time.

How to set the default text editor in Ubuntu using the terminal?

↺ How to set the default text editor in Ubuntu using the terminal?

> Hello, friends. Today you will learn a pretty simple trick that allows you to define which is the default text editor on Ubuntu using the terminal. This simple trick is quite useful if you work too much with the terminal.

The Colorful Charm of Amiga Utility Disks

↺ The Colorful Charm of Amiga Utility Disks

> Exploring the customized toolboxes of yore.

Change Themes on Linux Mint: 3 Easy Approaches

↺ Change Themes on Linux Mint: 3 Easy Approaches

> Are you tired of the same old look on your Linux Mint system? Want to add a personal touch and make it truly your own? Look no further! This comprehensive guide will show you how to install and use custom themes on Linux Mint, elevating the visual appearance of your desktop and making your experience more enjoyable.

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