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link to How to Set the Date & Time on Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, etc.)

How to Set the Date & Time on Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, etc.)

In most cases, the Linux operating system will set the date and time automatically, and it shouldn't be an issue. But in some cases, like if you are just getting started or don't have an Internet...

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link to The Best Tools To Capture Screenshots on Ubuntu

The Best Tools To Capture Screenshots on Ubuntu

If you're new to Ubuntu (and Linux in general), you'll discover that there are excellent tools available to take screenshots. Even the default tool has the most useful features, but if you need more,...

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link to Safely Removing MySQL from Ubuntu: The Right Procedure

Safely Removing MySQL from Ubuntu: The Right Procedure

Whether you want to completely get rid of MySQL to try something else, or reinstall it manually from scratch, this tutorial will help you safely uninstall MySQL on any Linux server. It's not that...

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link to How To Easily Map A Network Drive On Ubuntu (GUI & commands)

How To Easily Map A Network Drive On Ubuntu (GUI & commands)

Whether you use Ubuntu Desktop or Server, it's possible to access files shared on the network, from a file server, a NAS or another computer. In fact, even if you use another Linux distribution,...

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link to How To Use YUM on Ubuntu: Problem & Solutions

How To Use YUM on Ubuntu: Problem & Solutions

Yum is a package management tool used on Red Hat and distributions based on it. It's used to install new packages and keep them up-to-date. But can you install YUM on other distributions like Ubuntu?...

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link to Installing OpenSSL on Ubuntu/Linux: A step-by-step guide

Installing OpenSSL on Ubuntu/Linux: A step-by-step guide

OpenSSL is almost a mandatory package on any computer these days. Most websites are accessed via HTTPS (with the lock icon), so OpenSSL is working in the background all the time, even if you don't...

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