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zypper Command Cheat Sheet for openSUSE Leap
If you came to openSUSE from Debian or Fedora, the command that catches you out is the upgrade…
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Linux Tutorials
Linux Tutorials
Compile the Linux Kernel from Source
There are two honest reasons to build your own kernel. Either your distro ships something older than the…
Linux Tutorials
What’s New in Linux Kernel 7.1
Linux kernel 7.1 is the mainline release Linus Torvalds tagged on June 14, 2026, and its headline change…
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What’s New in openSUSE Leap 16
openSUSE Leap 16 is the first major version bump the distribution has had in roughly seven years, and…
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Things to Do After Installing openSUSE Leap 16
You just finished the openSUSE Leap 16 install and you are staring at a clean GNOME desktop. Before…
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Upgrade openSUSE Leap 15 to Leap 16
openSUSE Leap 15.x is on the clock. The 15.6 release is the last of the 15 line, and…
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Install openSUSE Leap 16 Step-by-Step with Screenshots
By the end of this guide you’ll have openSUSE Leap 16 installed and running, with a desktop, your…
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12 Things to Do After Installing Peppermint OS
A fresh Peppermint OS install is deliberately lean. You boot into a quick Xfce desktop, the LibreWolf browser,…
Desktop
How to Install Peppermint OS Step-by-Step (With Screenshots)
Peppermint OS is what you reach for when an older laptop feels too slow for everything else, and…
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Things to Do After Installing MX Linux
A fresh MX Linux desktop is already usable the moment it boots, which is a big part of…
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How to Install MX Linux (Step-by-Step with Screenshots)
MX Linux sits in an unusual spot among desktop distributions. The base is plain Debian stable, so the…
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Install Cine Video Player on Linux
By the end of this guide you’ll have Cine running on your Linux desktop and you’ll know your…