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We have already talked about what loginctl is and what its syntax is. Now let's look at how to view information about sessions. This task is solved with one simple command. It will not be difficult for you to view all active sessions and get

While connecting to a remote desktop connection (RDP), users encounter a problem such as a black screen. Most often, this problem is due to the fact that the session has simply hung. You may have noticed that a session hangs when you can't log

In the last article we described how to compress JPEG images. Now we will tell you how to solve a similar problem, but already in relation to pictures with PNG format. PNG is a very popular picture extension. The format was developed as a

How do you decorate your desktop on a Linux system? The easiest way to do this is to use images that change the look of the workspace. We have already published images from Devianart, as well as a series of images from the Linux operating system

We explained why programmers choose Linux in our previous article, but why has it historically happened that Linux is a more suitable option in the eyes of developers? Is there one and the main reason why this happened? Let's talk about it

Have you heard that it is better to program on Linux than Windows? That's what many programmers often say. But why is it so? Of course Linux kernel based operating systems are free and open source. This is a tangible advantage over Windows, but

How to decorate your desktop? The easiest way is to download and install a beautiful picture on your desktop, just a few minutes spent and your desktop is already transformed. Choose the one you like from our collection of images for Ubuntu.

Want to change the look of your Linux distribution? One of the easiest and most effective ways to change the appearance is to change the desktop wallpaper. To accomplish this task, you only need to spend a few minutes of your free time.

The Linux kernel has been used in computers for 30 years. It is used on different platforms, hence users often have the question, where is the Linux kernel stored? The following answers this popular question.