How to make Google Chrome the default Browser in Ubuntu

Chrome is the most used web-browser across the world. Everyone, in no matter what walk of life, has at least heard of it, if not used it in any capacity. It provides a plethora of features, supporting a plethora of extensions, and developer options that make it a must have web browser for everyone. Though…

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dog – Alternative to dig command in Ubuntu Linux for DNS lookup

You must have heard and used the dig command in Linux for DNS lookup. Alternative to that, there is a dog command which is an open-source tool with a beautiful interface used for DNS lookup. Its output is very attractive with different colors provided in Json format. It supports the DNS-over-TLS and DNS-over-HTTPS protocols. In…

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How to Install Webfs Web Server on Ubuntu

Webfs is a nice small web server that helps users to host static content immediately. The web server when installed is capable of hosting static websites and media. It is a better alternative to heavy-duty web servers that are more CPU hungry. You will see how to install Webfs on an Ubuntu server in the…

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How to Install Craft CMS on Ubuntu

Craft is a flexible, user-friendly CMS, which allows you to be creative without having to worry about the technicalities. It’s also a content management system that’s immensely flexible and that offers you various solutions for getting your website up and running. This CMS is intended for blogs, magazines, agency websites, news sites, or any other…

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How to Install Hyper Terminal in Ubuntu

Any Ubuntu release includes several command-line interfaces (CLIs) that you may use to suit your unique requirements. The console’s adaptability and simplicity are enhanced by its HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development. Hyper Terminal also provides a wide selection of additional features, which is why most people prefer it. This article will show you how to…

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Jupyter Notebook Installation on Ubuntu 20.04

Jupyter Notebook is a powerful and open-source tool for the documentation of data and scientific analysis. Python, R, Julia, and Scala are just a few of the languages supported by Jupyter Notebook. It has a kernel for each language, an editor for writing and running code, and real-time output cells. Jupyter Notebook is an interactive…

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How to Install Jitsi Meet Video Conference Software on Ubuntu

Jitsi Meet is a WebRTC-based video conferencing software that allows you to communicate with others. A Jitsi Meet server allows you to join multi-person video conference rooms that function similarly to a Zoom or Skype meeting. The advantage of a Jitsi conference is that all of your data travels only through your server, and end-to-end…

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How to Install Zikula CMS on Ubuntu

Zikula is a free and open-source software that anyone can use to build anything they want. It’s easy enough for even your grandma. Zikula means “plus” in Swahili language, so it translates as “more than” or “something more”. The name embodies what this project provides – an extension beyond common web technologies with tools like…

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How to Install and Configure SSH Server on Ubuntu 20.04

Connection security is the most important criteria when setting up a remote connection between a client and a server . SSH protocol is the best way for Ubuntu users to remotely access and manage servers. SSH encrypts all data sent between machines, ensuring that no sensitive data is leaked. SSH encryption protects against threats such…

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How to Install Fork CMS on Ubuntu 20.04

Fork CMS is an open-source content management system (CMS) platform. It has been in development for over 10 years and was designed to be completely modular – you can choose what modules work best with your website’s needs without any coding knowledge necessary! The fork comes from the word “fork” which means different things depending…

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