Brasero is an open-source tool, which made specifically for Linux / UNIX operating systems to burn CD and DVDs. It is a freely available tool written in C language and offers some unique features that allow users to create discs quickly and easily. It has a user-friendly front-end interface for running the backend tools such…
How to Install Apache Cassandra NoSQL Database on Debian 11
Apache Cassandra is a free and open-source NoSQL database with high performance, scalability, and availability. It is designed to handle large amounts of data across hundreds of machines in a single cluster. It offers both synchronous and asynchronous replication and batch processing on top of a columnar storage engine. Cassandra is written entirely in Java…
Browse Anonymously Using Tor Browser on Ubuntu
What is Tor? The Onion Router, or Tor, is a free and open-source service that allows users to surf the web anonymously. It may be used to prevent websites and apps from tracking or attempting to identify your whereabouts. This is accomplished by routing your network traffic across a global network of servers and removing…
How to Install and Use KVM in Ubuntu
KVM refers to the Kernel-based Virtual Machine which helps to run multiple Linux or window-based isolated guests along with their own OS and virtual dedicated hardware. To run KVM, we need processors with hardware virtualization extensions, such as AMD-V or Intel-VT. It was originally designed for x86 processors, so having x86 processors is quite preferable.…
How to Install and Use Gradle JAVA Build Tool on Rocky Linux 8
Gradle is a general-purpose build tool that is popular with Java developers. It has a simple syntax that makes it easy to learn, and it can be used to build a wide variety of projects, from simple Java applications to complex enterprise systems. One of the things that makes Gradle so popular is its flexibility.…
How to Install Yarn Node Package Manager on Debian 11
Yarn is a package manager for Node (Node.js) and is a replacement for npm (node package manager). Instead of installing from a registry, Yarn installs packages from other nodes on your network that have already downloaded the packages. This speeds up the installation for projects with many node modules. Yarn has some advantages: First, it…