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This tutorial discusses KVM introduction, deployment and how to use it to create virtual machines under RedHat based-distributions such as
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We continue the PyGObject programming series with you on the Linux desktop, in the 4th part of the series we’ll
The Fedora Project announced the availability of Fedora 21 Server on 2014-12-09, Fedora 21 Server edition came with many important
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If you’re a Fedora fan, I’m sure that you know that Fedora 21 has been released a few days ago,
As a Linux administrator for more than 6 yrs, I spend most of my time working on terminals, but there
Fedora 21 has been released several days ago with many new changes and updated packages, if you want to view
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This is the 3rd part of the series about creating GUI applications under the Linux desktop using PyGObject. Today we’ll