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Steg: Hide Your Confidential Data Inside Images

Steg is a cross-platform portable software written in C++ which is used to hide your confidential data inside compressed or uncompressed images. It supports JPEG (JPG), TIFF, PNG, BMP image formats. It...

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Install KDE in FreeBSD 9.x

Some people like to play with FreeBSD and to use it like a desktop operating system. Normally, FreeBSD is a text mode server OS with full packages. How do you install a desktop environment like KDE and...

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ufw Firewall Usage on Ubuntu

There’s an important piece of software sitting on your computer that you are probably completely unaware that it’s even there. Or you simply take it for granted. One of the two. I am referring to your...

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Secure Your Online Privacy with I2P

I2P is an anonymity network, offering a simple layer that identity-sensitive applications can use to securely communicate. All data is wrapped with several layers of encryption, and the network is both...

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How to Add Shortcut Keys in XFCE

Although XFCE is providing a great Graphical User Interface (GUI), we still love to reach our desired applications and perform actions instantly and quickly, just by pressing a few key-pairs of our...

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How to Administer Your Databases with Adminer

Adminer, formerly known as phpMinAdmin, is a full-featured database management tool written in PHP. It is available for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MS SQL and Oracle. Why Adminer instead of phpMyAdmin?...

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How to Access Remote Systems from Anywhere Using Google Chrome

There are many tools out there to view and control your systems remotely such as Teamviewer and VNC etc. But if you have Google Chrome browser installed on your system, then you don’t need any extra...

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Cross Compilation Across Several Networked Computers on Gentoo

This tutorial covers crossdev and distcc that allow users to cross compile across several networked computers on Gentoo. I used it on an Intel Celeron (i686) which ran the emerge and my Dell with an...

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Install Tiny Tiny RSS Reader on Ubuntu/Debian

If you are still searching for the best alternative to Google Reader which is now discontinued, well you are on the right track. In this article, I will show how to install an alternative for Google...

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Easy Navigation Through Your Folders

Tired of typing long path names? Me too. I have a very good solution that will save you time and energy. Type less, be more productive. Forget the parent directory, if you want to go to a sub-directory...

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Play With Directory Stack

Sometimes we work with long paths in directories and it is hard to remember all of them. What about popping them when we need them? There is a solution to this, it is called directory stack. As the...

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10 Commands Every Linux Newbie Should Know – Part 1

Newbies always think Linux distros are hard or difficult to understand so far as the terminal is concerned. Most of them nearly went back to the operating system they were using previously. But got...

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How To Find Best and Fast DNS Servers To Optimize Internet Speed

Internet has been becoming a core part in every day life. It helps us to know about many things just with a click. Using internet we are able to communicate with people far away from us. We can easily...

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Synchronize Files With Unison On Ubuntu / Debian

Unison is a free, cross platform file synchronization tool that enables us to keep two set of file replicas (instances) on two different systems or on different disks of the same system. Unlike simple...

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How to install LAMP in Arch Linux?

Are you an Web developer using Arch Linux then you need LAMP installed in your Arch Linux and here i am going show you the way of installing and configuring LAMP in Arch and its derivatives,lets have...

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Setup Logrotate To Manage Log Files On Ubuntu

If you are a System Administrator handling large number of servers and systems that generate high volume of log files, then logrotate utility will help you by saving the disk space to avoid potential...

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How To Block Port Scan Attacks With Psad On Ubuntu/Debian

psad, Port Scan Attacks Detector, is used to detect the port scan attacks and other suspicious traffic by analyzing the iptables of Linux systems.  It is an Intrusion Detection System written in Perl....

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Tips to Make Ubuntu Look Cool

I am a cool geek (I think) and I want my Ubuntu box to be as cool as possible. Lately, Ubuntu is losing users and fans, but I do not care. Even if everybody starts to hate Ubuntu, I will use it. I love...

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WINE 1.6 Has Been Released! PPA Ubuntu 13.04 and Linux Mint 15

Wine 1.6 has been released. According to the announcement, the new release is a result of 16 months of development efforts and comes with more 10,000 individual changes. The main changes are the new...

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Automate Tasks with GNOME Schedule

GNOME Schedule is a graphical user interface (GUI) tool that leverages the power of cron. It brings together the power of cron with the ease-of-use. Whilst we can use the command-line to schedule...

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