10 Efficient Raspberry Add-ons To Enhance Performance - Part 8 Paid Members Public
Sometimes, you may find yourself in great need to improve the functionality of your Raspberry Pi. There is a good chance your Raspberry does not support the functionality you want. There is also a chance that it supports your dream functionality but with the help of an external tool. An
How To Setup Latest Oracle OpenJDK On Linux Paid Members Public
OpenJDK is an open source version of Java Development Kit and is available on most Linux package repositories. Sadly, the version is quite outdated since Java programs today are compiled for the latest Java Environment (which is now version 10), the package found on most Linux repositories is still in
.snap Vs .deb Package Paid Members Public
As the number of Linux applications grows, so does the concern about security. Even though there are few recorded Linux attack incidents, it is conceivable to be attacked by viruses, hackers, or malware. Because Linux is open-source, those problems are fixed faster, and the community may contribute to maintaining the
Git Basics - Git Series Part 1 Paid Members Public
This series will explain the purpose of git, how to clone GitHub repository, GitLab repository, or otherwise. How to view the changelog and how to revert to an older version of the repository, add and remove files, commit changes, update remote repositories, fetch the most recent versions of repo, and
Ubuntu 18.04 Vs. Fedora 28 Paid Members Public
Hello folks. Today I’ll highlight some of the features and differences between the two popular Linux distros; Ubuntu 18.04 and Fedora 28. Each has its own package management; Ubuntu uses DEB while Fedora uses RPM, but both of them feature the same Desktop Environment (GNOME) and aims to
GNOME Pomodoro: A Time Utility Tool That Increases Productivity Paid Members Public
Hello readers, today I’ll be covering on how to increase your productivity and this applies to all types of computer users, especially Linux, just kidding. 😛 Believe me most of us who work on computers have suffered back pain, eye strain, stress, and then end up getting frustrated. However, did
Running Windows 3.x - DOSBox Part 4 Paid Members Public
Continuing on from the previous tutorial, we have a working DOS installation running with DOSBox that we can install Windows 3.11 on for running old 16-bit Windows software. Since a DOS installation is up and running correctly (unless, of course, it’s broken somehow), let’s begin by installing
Python On Raspberry Pi - Part 7 Paid Members Public
In the previous article, ‘Raspberry PI: laying out the basics I’ we mentioned the Raspberry PI as a low-cost computing device that was initially created to help students improve their programming skills, as well as raise interest in computer science. Thus the need for a beginner-friendly and widely used programming
