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Docker Composer is a tool for defining and managing multi-container applications on the Docker platform. It allows you to combine several containers together and define all the necessary settings, dependencies and relationships between them in a

The figlet command in Linux is used to create ASCII art from plain text. When you run the figlet command with text as an argument, figlet converts that text into ASCII art and displays it on the command line. ASCII art is a graphical representation

Cowsay is a command-line utility on Unix and Unix-like operating systems that allows you to create ASCII-art drawings of cows and display their messages. Cowsay can report any textual information provided to it. The utility also supports various

The Vimix Cursors cursor theme is another popular set of cursors for Linux that can be used with various work environments, including KDE Plasma, GNOME, Xfce and others.

In the last article, we talked about what cursor themes are in the Linux operating system and how to install them. Today we will consider the instructions for activating the installed new theme of the computer mouse cursor.

GRUB is an operating system boot loader program in Linux. It provides the user with the ability to select an operating system or Linux kernel when booting the computer. GRUB works earlier in the boot process, even before the operating system itself

Screenshot - A screenshot of a computer or mobile device screen that shows current windows, running applications, areas, and actions.

Porteus Linux is a Linux distribution based on Slackware Linux. It is designed to run quickly and conveniently from a working medium, such as a USB stick. Porteus Linux was designed to work with any computer, even if it does not have an operating

Toutou Linux is a Linux operating system distribution created as a portable, lightweight and fast operating system. Toutou Linux is based on the popular Puppy Linux distribution and is available as a bootable disk or USB drive.

Linux-Libre is a fork of the Linux kernel, which is free and Open Source software (FOSS). This fork differs from the original Linux kernel in that it lacks any proprietary binary modules and drivers, dependencies on which restrict the freedom of