In this article, we have listed the best applications that you can use to make a remote desktop connection in Pardus.
Hello, in this article we will discuss how to create our own Linux theme, how to write a GTK theme. What is GTK3 theme? GTK theme defines the interface views of applications running on Linux systems. For example, the height of a button, border thickness, background color, what color it will turn into when clicked, and other things. Let's have a theme named GTK3 theme hierarchy THEME. This theme is the […]
Hello, in this article, we will discuss how we can install an application that we developed on Pardus and make a .deb package. Linux File System Hierarchy To install an application we wrote for Linux on the system, we first need to know what to put where. For example, in Windows, program developers put their programs in the C:\Program Files directory to install them on the system. So how can we perform application installation on Linux? Through the file system hierarchy, which has many parts, […]
Let me say the last thing I will say from the beginning: The path of the Artistanbul team crosses with Pardus again. To create a new community portal, a new community governance model…
As our paths crossed with Artistanbul and Pardus again, I met with a friend of 30 years. We weren't partners this time, but he was my boss.
In this article, we will make a simple GTK3 application for Pardus that can run applications on the system and read their output. Let's take our simple template program that we created in the first lesson and move on. Let's develop our GTK3 interface with Glade. Let's add a GtkLabel to the 3rd element of our main GtkBox in our interface from the first lesson. Let's change the name of the GtkLabel we added to lbl_output. We will print the outputs of the programs we will run on this label. Let's write “Who am I” on the middle button: We need the Hello World tag […]
In this article, we will try to explain how we can develop applications for Pardus.
If you're a project manager or unit manager working in a corporate workplace and in contact with IT, you'll find that a different technology word (eg Kubernetes) is popular every year. Sometimes you have felt that your own projects jumped on this popularity train and sometimes contributed positively to your projects, but sometimes you felt lost among dozens of technical details that you did not understand.
