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Google has updated Android's Terminal app to let you run full graphical Linux programs. Here's why that's a big deal.

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Skip running multiple commands to update packages on Ubuntu with TopGrade, a CLI tool which upgrades everything, from apt to ...

Ubuntu Server 25.10 removes wget from its default installation, in favour of the wcurl tool. Here's why the change was made ...

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Dates and times stored in 32 bits on Unix-like systems will “overflow” in early 2038 — but the problems, and the patches, ...

If you don't want to use the official tool to create a Windows 11 installer, here are two excellent alternatives.