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How To Customize Firefox +57 User Interface

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
November 26, 2017
in :  Tutorials
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The new Firefox Quantum browser from Mozilla brought tons of new features and updates. It is now faster, lighter and more organized than ever it was before. However, with the new Firefox Quantum technologies which detached the older APIs used for complete themes and other add-ons, users were having a hard time customizing the browser’s interface. Fortunately, you can easily …

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Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
October 19, 2017
in :  Tutorials
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Ubuntu releases a new version every six months. However, most of the stuff you may need to do after installing the new version are generally the same. This article will guide you through enhancing your new system. No matter what supported version of Ubuntu you use, you can follow those steps. Currently, the latest version of Ubuntu is 17.10. You …

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Fund Open Source Software With These 5 Platforms

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
September 30, 2017
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We are all getting the software for free, but developing free and open source software is not free. Developers/Programmers have to invest time and effort in order to maintain their work. It’s very important that you contribute what you can offer for them. We have prepared a list of 5 online platforms where you can find open source projects and …

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Prepare For Firefox +57 With These 10 Web Extensions

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
August 31, 2017
in :  Tutorials
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18,597

Mozilla Firefox browser is moving to “web extensions” and is dropping support for the legacy XPCOM & XUL add-ons. This means that every single add-on you have on your browser won’t work with Firefox +57 unless it was rewritten using this new technology. This is bad news for a lot of us. Thousands of add-ons won’t be used anymore because …

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People Should Really Be Thankful For Free Software Developers

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
August 13, 2017
in :  Opinions
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Users don’t usually realize the value of free software they get for free. Things like Linux, LibreOffice, Inkscape, GIMP and a lot of other free software may be essential in the daily life of each of us. However, we may not actually feel “pleasure” for those software developers who provided us with all of this. They may not feel the …

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Things To Do After Installing openSUSE

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
August 3, 2017
in :  Tutorials
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openSUSE is one of the most famous Linux distributions. Starting from version 42.1, openSUSE switched to being based on SUSE Linux enterprise. Meaning that the distribution is using the same code base meant for enterprise. openSUSE releases “stable” images each 8 months called Leap. There’s also a rolling release branch coming from openSUSE called “Tumbleweed”. It has the latest and …

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Things To Do After Installing Fedora

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
July 20, 2017
in :  Tutorials
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Fedora releases a new version in approximately every 6 months. Each now version is supported with updates for 13 months in total. The distribution is a good place to get the latest stable software and technologies consistently. If you are a new Fedora user, you may be wondering about what to do after installation. The guide will help you through …

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Why Linux Marketshare Stats Are Wrong

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
July 4, 2017
in :  Opinions
1
6,670

Every few months, new statistics about Linux users on desktop platform come out. The methodologies used for each one varies according to its provider. However, they all share one thing: Being wrong. Measuring number of users who use a certain operating system on desktop is totally different thing from servers or other devices. E.g for web servers, you may have …

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Debian 9 Review: Stable Like Ever, Better Than Most

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
June 24, 2017
in :  Distributions Reviews
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Debian is one of the oldest and most famous Linux distributions of all time. Its development started back in 1993 by its founder Ian Murdock who passed away in 2015. It’s also known to be the mother-distribution of tens of other Linux distributions such as Ubuntu. Debian has a strict policy on software packages. It only ships free software by …

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Debian 9 Stretch Released, Bringing A Lot Of Updates

By M.Hanny Sabbagh
June 17, 2017
in :  News
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After around 2 and half years of continues development, the Debian team has finally marked the Stretch release as stable. Releasing it as the current Debian operating system. Debian 9 Stretch was announced as the upcoming development release in November, 2014. As of 17 June, 2017, the distribution was released. The following changes were most noticeable: New Software Debian 9 Stretch is shipping …

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