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Knowledge base / System
Difference between 32 and 64-bit systems

There are two most popular architectures known for chips, i386 and amd64 or 32 and 64 bit. i386 was developed in the early days of the PC. The architecture had certain disadvantages. The second amd64 is modern and was created relatively recently.

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Resize an image in Gimp

Gimp is a popular free graphic editor for Linux and Windows. If Windows still has Photoshop, then for Linux Gimp is the most functional when it comes to editing photos or images. Sometimes it is necessary to resize an image, for example to enlarge or reduce it.

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Knowledge base / Distributions
What is a Linux distribution: a list of the smallest

A Linux distribution is an operating system based on the Linux kernel and equipped with a set of programs and tools for working with a computer.

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Saving a file in Nano Linux

The text editor called Nano for Linux is considered one of the most common among beginners. It has the advantage of being able to handle editing configuration files without problems, it is also easy to use, and it is available from most distributors. In this tutorial we will show you how to save a file in Nano. if you have already made changes to the configuration file.

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What error 413 means and how to fix it

In rare cases, but it happens that while uploading large files to a website, an error is returned by the Nginx web server - 413 Request Entity Too Large. The error appears when you try to upload a file that is too large than allowed on the server. Below we will consider the description of the 413 Request Entity Too Large error and methods of fixing it on the Nginx web server side

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How to run a Python script in Linux

Python is one of the most popular programming languages that is actively used by developers for scripting and automating tasks in Linux. Its versatility and simplicity make it an ideal choice for system administration and data manipulation. In Linux, Python is used to automate tasks, manage files, and perform complex calculations. This article will detail how to run a Python script in Linux and what to look out for.

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How do I log in from macOS to a remote Windows desktop?

Microsoft Remote Desktop (also known as Remote Desktop Services or RDS) is a technology developed by Microsoft that allows users to connect to a remote computer or server using a remote desktop.

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How to save a file in nano Linux

Nano Linux (usually referred to simply as Nano) is a small Linux distribution that is being developed with the goal of being very fast and lightweight. It can be used for both personal computers and servers, it is not related to the Nano Linux distribution, but is widely used in Linux-based systems.

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Knowledge base / Windows
How to restore Grub after Windows installation

If you have two operating systems on your computer, Windows and Linux, and you have upgraded your Windows from 7, 8, or 8.1 to the newest Windows 10, there may be issues with the Grub boot loader when using UEFI Secure Boot. During a system upgrade, Windows 10 will simply erase the Grub boot loader and put your own in there.