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  • How to Increase/Decrease Swap Disk Size on Linux (Swapfile method)

    How to Increase/Decrease Swap Disk Size on Linux (Swapfile method)

    Linux

    Checking the Current Swap Disk Size and Swapfile Location You can check the current swap disk size with the following command: As you can see, currently my computer has 512MB of swap disk space configured. It’s using a file-based swap and the swap file path is /swapfile. Disabling the Current…

    Read: How to Increase/Decrease Swap Disk Size on Linux (Swapfile method)
  • How to Enable Hibernate on KDE Neon (Swapfile  Method)

    How to Enable Hibernate on KDE Neon (Swapfile Method)

    KDE Neon Linux Wayland

    For hibernate to work, you must have swap disk configured on your computer. The swap disk size should be 2 times the memory (RAM) size installed on your computer. So, if you have 8GB of memory installed on your computer, your swap disk size should be 16GB. Checking Installed Memory…

    Read: How to Enable Hibernate on KDE Neon (Swapfile Method)
  • How to Fix Google Chrome Screen Flickering and Enable 3D Acceleration on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 (NVIDIA GPU)

    How to Fix Google Chrome Screen Flickering and Enable 3D Acceleration on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 (NVIDIA GPU)

    KDE Neon Linux Wayland

    For Google Chrome to work on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment on NVIDIA GPU, Once Wayland is enabled on Google Chrome:

    Read: How to Fix Google Chrome Screen Flickering and Enable 3D Acceleration on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 (NVIDIA GPU)
  • How to Fix Visual Studio Code Flickering on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 (NVIDIA GPU)

    How to Fix Visual Studio Code Flickering on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 (NVIDIA GPU)

    KDE Neon Linux Wayland

    At the time of this writing, our all time favorite code editor, VSCode has flickering issue on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment if you’re using NVIDIA GPU. To fix this issue, edit the Visual Studio Code app from the KDE Plasma 6 menu. Navigate to Application tab, type in…

    Read: How to Fix Visual Studio Code Flickering on Wayland KDE Plasma 6 (NVIDIA GPU)
  • How to Configure TigerVNC Server on Debian 12 LXQT Desktop Environment

    How to Configure TigerVNC Server on Debian 12 LXQT Desktop Environment

    Debian Linux

    Installing LXQT Desktop Environment on Debian 12 Install LXQT desktop environment on Debian 12 with the following command: Tick Debian desktop environment and LXQt from the Software selection window[1][2]. You may also select SSH server if you want to SSH into the Debian server[3]. Once you’re done, click on OK[4].…

    Read: How to Configure TigerVNC Server on Debian 12 LXQT Desktop Environment
  • How to Remove All Docker Containers in  a Single Command

    How to Remove All Docker Containers in a Single Command

    DevOps Docker

    Removing All Stopped Docker Containers To remove all the stopped docker containers in a single command, run the following command: Removing All Running Docker Containers To remove all the running docker containers in a single command, run the following command: Removing All Running and Stopped Docker Containers To remove all…

    Read: How to Remove All Docker Containers in a Single Command
  • How to Find IDs of All Running and Stopped Docker Containers

    How to Find IDs of All Running and Stopped Docker Containers

    DevOps Docker

    Docker container ID is important to start, stop, and remove Docker containers from the command line. To find the IDs of all the running and stopped Docker containers, run the following command: To find the IDs of all the running Docker containers, run the following command: To find the IDs…

    Read: How to Find IDs of All Running and Stopped Docker Containers
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