VMware Workstation Player is one of the widely used virtualization desktop applications that you can use to create virtual machines. Unlike VirtualBox, it is not an open-source application, but it is mostly used in the work environment.
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Ubuntu ships with Firefox as the default web browser. If you were trying to install Google Chrome from the official Ubuntu software center, then it will not work as Chrome is not an open-source application. You may find the Chromium …
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In this beginner’s guide, let’s take a quick look at the ways to find the Ubuntu version you are running on your Linux PC. We will look at the command-line as well as the GUI ways of doing it.
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Each system administrator should be aware of the importance of providing a static IP to a Fedora workstation. You can connect and remotely control your PC from a set IP address from any corner of the world. This is just …
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Disney Plus or Disney+ is an on-demand entertainment streaming service in which you should see the content produced by Disney Studios, Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, and National Geographic. The service was launched on the 12th of November 2019.
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Fedora comes with Firefox as the default web browser. If you prefer Google Chrome, we’ve got this tested guide to show you a few ways. The first process shows installing Chrome from the Fedora repository and the next one suggests …
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The VirtualBox Guest Additions Package improves and enhances your Virtual Machine’s performance in the VirtualBox. It supports mouse pointer integration and a shared clipboard between the Linux VM and your host machine.
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Do you know that you can create an Ubuntu Live USB from your terminal? If you are a command-line geek who loves to do everything using the terminal and don’t like installing a third-party app for creating a live USB …
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And here we are the Linux Mint 19.3 Tricia is released officially with several important new features in it, and so we think every Linux Mint should upgrade to the latest version.
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What if you are on your Linux terminal, executing some commands, and you need to google something without leaving the terminal? Is it possible to perform the internet search right from your terminal?
