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How To Install QStarDict with English-Indonesian on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
There was a really good desktop dictionary program StarDict available on Ubuntu for years. It means a lot for education! Unfortunately, it was no longer available on 18.10 "Cosmic Cuttlefish" and later since it got discontinued. That means 18.04 LTS users can still install it but 20.04 LTS users lost it. Fortunately, we have its modern replacement named QStarDict with same functionalities available for 20.04. This tutorial explains how to get it to your system and supplies example in adding dictionary data and finally how to use it.
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Migrating WordPress blog to Jekyll
This year I migrated my blog from the famous WordPress blogging platform to Jekyll static site generator. The main reasons were the handling of code snippets, simplicity, and security. I think that WordPress is fine, but my own time with WordPress is certainly up.
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Cheap Electric Power Measurement
Our existing profiling tools for improving software performance implicitly also identify parts that presumably increase the power consumption, and we do have specialized tools like powertop that are good at identifying specific types of power drains. But not everything is visible in there, e.g. CPU/GPU trade-offs, or the actual effects of power management options or display settings.
So being able to measure the actual power consumption between the wall plug and the full device seems useful, to the very least to verify that assumptions we make from other profiling tools actually hold.
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How to Install Tiny Core Linux 11.1 + Apps + VMware Tools on VMware Workstation - SysAdmin
This video tutorial shows how to install Tiny Core Linux 11.1 on VMware Workstation step by step. We'll also install applications such as Firefox, Spacefm and Leafpad on Tiny Core Linux. This tutorial is also helpful to install Tiny Core Linux 11.1 on physical computer or laptop hardware. We also install VMware Tools (Open VM Tools) on Tiny Core Linux for better performance and usability features.
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How to Install Roundcube Webmail on Ubuntu 20.04 - RoseHosting
In this tutorial, we will be showing you how to install the Roundcube Webmail email client on our latest Ubuntu 20.04 VPS, LTS release (Focal Fossa). Roundcube is a free and open source webmail client.
Roundcube has an intuitive and user-friendly interface translated in more than 80 languages. Its excellent UX makes Roundcube one of the most popular webmail solutions in the world. The installation of Roundcube is pretty easy and it can run on any Linux server with either a LAMP or LEMP stack. It can also run on almost all web servers and database servers. With all of this, let’s start our installation process.
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