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Using Firefox Translate

Oct 29

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There are quite a lot of websites that may not be in your preferred language. For those people that use Firefox as their browser, there is a built-in translator.

The translation add-on allows you...

Python Series Part 8: Data Structures

Oct 27

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Previously, I wrote an article on Python Basics. The article covered the different data types, such as strings, floats, etc. In this article I will finish the data types and what you can do with...

LFCS - Working With Swap Memory

Oct 23

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Some people may work on systems that do not have enough Random Access Memory (RAM) to run all the programs you want to be running. To manage this, you can have a swap file or swap partition.

The...

How to Install and Use Flatpak

Oct 22

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I've written other articles that use Flatpak and even cover the installation of Flatpak. In this article, I plan to cover Flatpak in more detail.

Flatpak is a way to install programs on almost...

Setting up Blu-ray on Ubuntu

Oct 05

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Granted this was done on Ubuntu 22.04, most of the steps will work on other distros as well.

Blu-ray players and discs are becoming more popular because of better video resolution of the media...

QuickGUI and QuickEMU

Sep 26

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Over the years, I have done quite a few articles on emulators and Virtual Machines (VMs). This program is a variant that seems to do a good job.

The major difference on this one is that you do...

Python Series Part 7: User Input

Sep 16

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Getting input from the user is a necessary task for most programs. There usually needs to be some input unless the program is completely automated to perform a task.

This article is not strictly...

LFCS - Creating File Systems

Sep 10

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After you have partitions made, you will want to use those partitions to store files on it. Until a partition has a file system, it cannot store files.

The File System (FS) provides an organized...