today's howtos
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Fix for "moto g always booting into recovery"
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Googler: A Command Line Tool to Do ‘Google Search’ from Linux Terminal
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An Easy Way To Monitor A Website From Command Line In Linux
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Just Say Yes to More End-to-End Tests
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How to Stream Online Videos on VLC in Linux
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How To Install Or Upgrade To Linux Kernel 4.9 On Ubuntu And Linux Mint
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How to Add External Storage to ownCloud 9
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How To Create Menu Icon in Ubuntu for Installed Flatpak Application
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How To Install Latest Scribus Version from PPA in Ubuntu
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10 Interesting Linux Command Line Tricks and Tips Worth Knowing
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How to Quickly Edit a Photo in Darktable | Darktable Tutorial #07
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Getting Started with Kdenlive 16.12, importing, cutting, fading, and rendering your first project
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knockd with temporary ports
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Fix: ERROR 2003 (HY000): Can’t connect to MySQL server on ‘127.0.0.1’ (111)
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Install Latest SMPlayer Release 16.11 (MPV Support) For Ubuntu/Linux Mint Via PPA
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Google Earth for Ubuntu/Linux Mint, Easy Installation Method (64bit / 32bit)
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Install Latest VirtualBox Version in Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint
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Exmplayer Version 5.0.1 Released, Install in Ubuntu/Linux Mint/other Ubuntu derivatives
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How (not) to provide useful user feedback, Lesson 123a
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LibreOffice Conference 2016: Hidden gems in Draw / Impress
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installing Ubuntu / Mint Linux on Onda 820w tablet
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