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18.04.2023
Types of frames in LibreOffice

LibreOffice is a free open source office suite that consists of several programs for working with text documents, tables, presentations, databases and drawings

17.04.2023
Creating a table in Libreoffice Calc

LibreOffice Calc is a program for processing and analyzing data in the form of tables, which allows you to solve many tasks. How can I use it to create a table?

16.04.2023
Installing Elasticsearch in Ubuntu 22.04

Elasticsearch is an open source search engine and analytical engine that allows you to store, search and analyze data in real time

15.04.2023
How to make a table of contents in LibreOffice

The tables of contents in LibreOffice are needed to create a structured document that can be easily viewed and navigated. They allow you to quickly find the necessary sections and subsections, as well as include links to them in other documents.

14.04.2023
Search for files by content in Linux

The contents of files in Linux are data that is stored in a file and can be read or modified using various utilities and the command line. Often they require a file search, then we'll tell you how to do it.

13.04.2023
How to clear a table in MySQL

A table in MySQL is a structured data warehouse that is used to store and organize information in a database. Each table consists of columns (fields) that define the data type, and rows (records) that contain the actual values. In some cases, the

12.04.2023
How to save a file in nano Linux

Nano Linux (commonly referred to simply as Nano) is a small Linux distribution that is being developed with the goal of being very fast and lightweight. It can be used for both personal computers and servers.

11.04.2023
How to copy in a Linux terminal

Copying files in the terminal is the process of copying one or more files from one directory to another, using the command line. In this article we will tell you in which cases copying is necessary and how it is carried out.

27.03.2023
The usermod command in Linux

The usermod command in Linux is used to change user account settings, such as username, home directory, groups, etc.