Microsoft has built their own version of OpenJDK. This build of Open JDK 11 is available on Azure as well as for users to download and install on their local machine. According to Microsoft’s Dev Blogs: They rely on Java technologies for a variety of their own internal systems, applications, and workloads to enable well-known […]
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Install Kitty (Terminal Emulator) on Ubuntu
Kitty is a free and open-source feature rich GPU based terminal emulator developed by Kovid Goyal, the project is being actively maintained with over 130+ contributors. Here are some of its features listed below: Offloads rendering to the GPU for lower system load and buttery smooth scrolling. Uses threaded rendering to minimize input latency. Supports […]
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What is a Zombie process in Linux?
You may come across a message that states, “There is 1 zombie process.”. You might come across this when logging into your Ubuntu Server via SSH. If you see such a message, you don’t have to panic or worry; it is just notifying you. I will explain in depth what this means. Zombie explained. On […]
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Jekyll on Fedora
Jekyll is a free and open-source static site generator written in Ruby. It is popularly known for being used to power the GitHub Pages service. I switched my testing machine to Fedora 34 to test Gnome 40 and to work on some web development projects. In that process, I discovered that setting up Jekyll requires […]
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How to fix libGLU.so.1 not found on Fedora
Here is how to fix the error “libGLU.so.1 not found” this error takes place because the Fedora install is missing the mesa-libGLU, the library which consists of the libGLU.so file. You can fix this issue by downloading and installing the library by entering this command in a Terminal. After this process is complete, any program, […]
