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Installing Yarn in Ubuntu

The Node.js platform is gaining more and more popularity. In addition to the default package manager called npm, there is another advanced package manager for this platform called yarn. It allows you to install, uninstall and update packages.

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How to find out the internal IP of Linux

Internal IP in Linux is a local IP address that is assigned to your device on the local network. It is used to communicate and exchange data with other devices on the same network.

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How to view users in Ubuntu

For various reasons it may be necessary to view registered users in the system. It is also sometimes necessary to change the group for a particular user

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Installing Proton on Linux

Not so long ago, it was hard to believe that Linux would also be a gaming platform to some extent. Native games are still scarce, but with the advent of the Vulkan API, the development of the Wine compatibility layer for running Windows applications has accelerated. The Steam client is clear proof of this, Proton allows you to run over 70% of the entire Steam library

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How to enable mouse support in Tmux

To enable the mouse to be used as an input device, which allows you to more efficiently and conveniently manage your computer and applications using the mouse pointer. This is especially important for working with the graphical interface, games, editors and other applications, where using the mouse significantly increases the speed and accuracy of performing actions.

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How to create an Ubuntu folder

Creating a folder in Ubuntu is a basic operation that helps you organize your files and increase the usability of your system. In this instruction, we will tell you how to create a folder using the graphical interface and the command line. The material will be especially useful for novice users who want to better understand file and directory management in Ubuntu.

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How to delete a file in Linux

In Linux, as in any operating system, it may be necessary to delete files. This article will explain the reasons why users need to delete a file from the system, as well as provide instructions on how to do it correctly.

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What the ls command does in Linux

The ls command in Linux is used to display the contents of the current working directory in the terminal. By default, the ls command displays the names of files and subdirectories in the current directory.

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How to find out the Linux bitness

Linux can be 32-bit or 64-bit, depending on the processor architecture. The 32-bit version of Linux can be used on x86 and ARM processors, while the 64-bit version can be used on x64 and ARM64 processors. Currently, most new computers and servers use 64-bit versions of Linux.

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Installing Google Chrome in Fedora

The Mozilla Firefox Internet browser is initially installed in Fedora. What if for some reason you don't like the browser and prefer Google Chrome? It's simple - you can install it.