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Windows 10 comes pre-installed with .NET Framework 4.5, but many applications developed back in the days of Vista and Windows 7 require .NET Framework v3.5. These applications won't work unless you install the required version. After trying to

Not so long ago, it was hard to believe that Linux would also be a gaming platform to some extent. Native games are still scarce, but with the advent of the Vulkan API, the development of the Wine compatibility layer for running Windows applications

To enable the mouse to be used as an input device, which allows you to more efficiently and conveniently manage your computer and applications using the mouse pointer. This is especially important for working with the graphical interface, games,

Creating a folder in Ubuntu is a basic operation that helps you organize your files and increase the usability of your system. In this instruction, we will tell you how to create a folder using the graphical interface and the command line. The

In Linux, as in any operating system, it may be necessary to delete files. This article will explain the reasons why users need to delete a file from the system, as well as provide instructions on how to do it correctly.

The netcat command is necessary for sending and receiving data using TCP and UDP protocols. It does not have a large set of functions, but it is sufficient for checking the connection and simple debugging. How to communicate through the TCP

Cowthink does the same thing as Cowsay, but outputs a drawing of a cow and its message in the field of thinking, not in speech. That is, the drawing of the cow will be inside the cloud of thoughts, as if saying that the cow is thinking or thinking

In the ever-changing world of blockchain technology, Initia stands out as a symbol of innovation and simplification. We aim to redefine the experience of using multichain networks from the very basics.

The ls command in Linux is used to display the contents of the current working directory in the terminal. By default, the ls command displays the names of files and subdirectories in the current directory.