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This article covers the procedure of verifying the Linux Mint 20.3 ISO. In fact, It is recommended to download the latest version ISO file to avail benefits of latest features and check the downloaded Linux Mint ISO for errors before installing the OS.
The ISO image File of latest version should always be downloaded from the official website of Linux Mint Operating System https://linuxmint.com. In some cases, it may be possible that the ISO file may be corrupted while downloading or it may have been tampered while the file was being downloaded over network, or it may be possible that you have sourced the ISO file from some other unreliable source. In any case, the user must assure himself that the ISO you are using is error free and authentic i.e. exactly the same copy as provided by Linux Mint.
What is Integrity and Authenticity in Linux Mint?
This article covers the process of running Linux Mint 20 in a virtual box. In fact, As VirtualBox supports Windows, MAC, and Linux, you can virtualize Linux mint irrespective of the operating system that you have, because you can run VirtualBox and virtualize Linux mint with it.
This article covers how to easily install, launch, configure, and remove the Google Earth on Debian 11. In fact, Google earth is a great tool, providing a 3D representation of our earth primarily using satellite imagery. It basically renders a 3D model map, covering the entire world.
Google Earth main features include:
This article covers how to install Wine on Manjaro Linux machine. In fact, With the help of Wine, now you will be able to easily access Windows programs while using Manjaro Linux.
This article covers how to open ports on Ubuntu with some examples like opening port 22, port 80, port 443, and port 53 using the ufw command.
To Open port for a specific webserver such as Apache or Nginx execute the bellow Linux command:
$ sudo ufw allow in "Apache Full"
$ sudo ufw allow in "Nginx Full"
This article covers how to install tor on Ubuntu 21.10. In fact, Tor is a connection-based low-latency anonymous communication system. Basically, Tor provides a distributed network of relays. Users bounce their TCP streams (web traffic, ftp, ssh, etc) around the relays, and recipients, observers, and even the relays themselves have difficulty learning which users connected to which destinations.