Hello everyone, In this article, we will look at which package can use the commands we use. “Which package do we need to be able to use this command?” This article will be a kind of answer to these questions. While searching the internet for a problem we encountered, we notice that some of the commands offered as a solution do not work on our system. You may need some packages to be able to run the aforementioned commands. […]
Using GNU licenses -gnu.org- Example GPLv3 : The copy permission statement (license statement) of each file must come after the copyright notice. For a single-file program, copying permission statement (GPL) for using GPL v3 and later: For programs containing multiple files, replace “this program” [this program] with the name of the program and put the statement “This file is part […]
EULA(End-User License Agreement) Copyleft Copyleft is a common method for making a program (or other work) free software, and all modified and enhanced versions of the program also become free software. The gnu.org Copyright waiver ensures every user has the freedom. Protects the program and its modified versions from becoming proprietary software. The concept of copyright waiver was first […]
Although this is not the subject of this tutorial, let's briefly talk about the GNU / Linux desktop environments. Desktop is the shell that offers visual use with windows, panels, icons to use and manage our system. These graphical shells consist of Window manager and Desktop Environment on X Window layer. We can list the commonly used desktop environments as follows. Gnome -GNU Network Object Model Environment- GNOME project, […]
We can call the operating system kernel the software that is at the center of the operating system and has full control of the system. Kernel is the part of the operating system code that is always in memory, and it manages the operation of our system's units such as memory, CPU and software. We will not cover the details of kernel and kernel types in this documentation, but you can access detailed information from the Internet. For shell-shell-, […]
Open Source -Open Source-, just like free software, is software that offers the user the freedom to use, understand, modify and distribute the software. This community movement was born in a strategy session held in California on February 3, 1998. The Open Source definition is derived from the revised Debian1 Free Software Guidelines. Therefore, we can say that Free Software and Open Source are almost the same. Open source, collaborative […]
article.olduse.net/771@mit-eddie.UUCP Richard Stallman started the GNU project with this e-mail, which will include a Unix-like but non-Unix-compatible kernel and the software/tools that will be needed. The name “GNU” is a recursive abbreviation of “GNU's Not Unix”. Richard Stallman founded the Free Software Foundation (FSF1985 – Free […]
About Pardus Anadolu Parsı -Panthera Pardus Tulliana- Description Open Source code GNU/Linux operating system distribution. Start 2003 Initial version 04.02.2005 ( Pardus Live CD 1.0 -Gentoo ) Installable Version 27.12.2005 ( Pardus Linux 1.0 -PiSi ) Other Versions PiSi: 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 Debian: Pardus 2013, Pardus K. 5, Pardus 17 The 19,21 Kernel Linux Package […]
In this article, I will tell you how to install flatpak packages. What is Flatpak? The common problem of linux distributions today is that applications are packaged separately by each distribution and try to keep it up to date. However, some distributions, such as debian, give importance to stability rather than update while packaging applications, so the version offered by the distribution may be outdated. As a solution to this problem, the flatpak package system […]
In this article, I will talk about the GNU Nano tool, user groups and administrator privileges in the command system.
