In this article, we will give a little information about open source Android applications that can be used in daily life for Android phone users. Open source android apps respect your privacy more than popular proprietary android apps used. In this article, we have created a list of applications that our valued readers can use. We hope that this article will be useful to you and the people you share with [...]
Although the graphics cards released by Nvidia are used by many users to run game software today, we should know that these graphics cards are used in many areas. Graphics cards are used especially in artificial intelligence technologies to quickly complete the workload. Tesla graphics cards, especially designed by Nvidia, are popularly used in this area. Users who want to […]
Internet is in our life in Turkey! As a country with 2023% of its population actively using the Internet as of 94,1, we will talk about how we met the Internet in this article. The foundations of the first Internet began to be laid in America in the 1950s. Then, in the 60s and 70s, the internet began to develop rapidly. It took its current form in 1989. Perhaps the discovery and transformation of the Internet […]
In this article, we will explain what you need to do if you want to provide translation support for projects at github.com/pardus or for projects in other distributions. This article is divided into the following main topics. What are PO and POT Files and How Are They Used? What is a PO File? PO files contain many entries in pairs with the original text and translated text. For example, in the tr.po file […]
Grub It is our bootloader that greets us first when the system boots up. Grub Thanks to this, our kernel and initramfs image are loaded into memory and the system is started.
In the days when we will publish this article, we experienced the earthquake disaster in my hand. As the Pardus family, with the effect of being the followers of the sharing free software philosophy, we have been helping as much as we can in various capacities, and we have provided material and financial aid as an institution. Undoubtedly, we will try to fulfill our duties with our independence and savings in aid and renewal efforts, which should remain on the agenda without forgetting the upcoming period. […]
In this article, if you want to contribute to Pardus, we will talk about how you should do it and explain it by giving a small example. For this, we first need to talk about Fork and Pull Request logic on GitHub. If you haven't read our previous article about Git, you can read it here. What is Fork? First, let's move forward by explaining what a Fork is. Fork, the project you want to contribute to […]
In this article, we will talk about more fun and modern alternatives to the classic Linux commands. Bat: We know that the alternative cat command is used to display the contents of text files. The bat command, on the other hand, has additional features such as syntax highlighting and Git integration apart from the cat command. ncdu: alternative to du command du command to find out the size of a directory in Linux […]
Grub Installation Introduction In this article, on computers with Pardus operating system installed with btrfs file system grub How to install the bootloader will be explained. You can reach the Pardus btrfs installation article, which is mentioned as the 1st part of the article, here. In addition, an example of using timeshift in btrfs system will be given. Installation Steps Let's log into the live desktop with Pardus Employee. Then open a terminal and continue with the following codes […]
Introduction In this article, we will explain how to make disk partitioning with cfdisk, one of the disk partitioning tools mentioned in the 1st part of the Pardus Btrfs Setup article. Preparation For these processes, which will be described in live environment with Pardus Employee, the computer is started with a bootable USB memory loaded with Pardus. We start with the following codes by opening a terminal. Let's take a look at the current state of Cfdisk and then partitioning […]
