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Missing Windows from Grub After Dual Boot? Here's What You Can Do

by: Abhishek Prakash One of the issues I encountered after dual booting Windows with Linux is the missing Windows entry from the grub menu. Here's the scenario. Windows was present on the computer. I installed CachyOS alongside Windows. I selected to install the Grub bootloader that allows booting into Linux, Windows (and any other OS present on the system) along with the option to access UEFI. Only this time, Grub did not show Windows in the menu 😔 Missing Windows from Grub bootloader That
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FOSS Weekly #25.08: Ubuntu 25.04 Features, Conky Setup, Plank Reloaded and More Linux Stuff

by: Abhishek Prakash Pay attention if you use Amazon Kindle. Starting 26th Feb, Amazon won't allow 'Download and transfer via USB' feature anymore. That's the feature people used to download the Kindle books they purchased and convert them to EPUB or PDF to read on other eBook readers like Kobo or their computers. In other words, your Kindle purchases will be restricted completely for Kindle devices. If you want the control of your Kindle purchased books, take action and download the books be
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Kew: Listening to Music in the Linux Terminal

by: Community A new (or perhaps old) way of enjoying music for the command-line enthusiasts. I've seen things... seen things that you people wouldn't believe... Linux developed by governments, Linux on mobiles, and terminal audio players. Yes, it could be funny, but it's real, you could play music from your command-line. And that's just one of the many unusual things you can do in the terminal. Subscribe to It's FOSS YouTube Channel Meet Kew When you use the terminal more often than the graph
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FOSS Weekly #25.06: Linux inside PDF file, Missing Windows from Grub, GTK Drops X11 and More

by: Abhishek Prakash The brilliance and curiosity of some people amazes me. Take this person who managed to run Linux inside a PDF file 🫡 Wow! You Can Now Run Linux Inside a PDF Yes, you read that right. It's FOSS NewsSourav Rudra 💬 Let's see what else you get in this edition Debian logging off X/Twitter. Installing DeepSeek R1 locally on Linux. Doom running on Android 16's Linux Terminal. And other Linux news, tips and, of course, memes! This edition of FOSS Weekly is supported by PikaP
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FOSS Weekly #25.07: KDE Plasma 6.3, Arch with BTRFS, Flexpilot IDE, Terminal Tips and More Linux Stuff

by: Abhishek Prakash You want to be good at Linux? Start using it. Linux doesn't get easier. You get better at it. The more you use it as your daily driver, the more you explore it and the more you learn. You won't even realize how much you have improved from day zero 💪 💬 Let's see what else you get in this edition New LibreOffice and ONLYOFFICE releases. DeepSeek making its way into a Linux terminal. New EndeavourOS release And other Linux news, tips and, of course, memes! This edition o
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CrowView Note: Turning Raspberry Pi into a Laptop, Sort of

by: Abhishek Prakash When you think of essential Raspberry Pi accessories, you count a screen, monitor and mouse if you want to use it as a regular desktop computer. How about turning it into a laptop? There are a few projects that work on this one. Elecrow's CrowView Note is such a device that lets you attach your Raspberry Pi or Jetson Nano or other SBCs to a laptop like interface. This sounds interesting, right? Let me share my experience of using CrowView Note. Just so that you know, Ele
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FOSS Weekly #25.01: 2 New Free Books, Homelab Dashboards, Plan 9 and More

by: Abhishek Prakash Thu, 02 Jan 2025 06:11:30 GMT Happy new year 2025 🥳 The Tuxmas Days continue in full swing. Main highlights are: Tuxmas Day 3 introduced the new commenting system. You'll see it in action when you leave a comment on the website. Tuxmas Day 4 introduced the lifetime membership option. Instead of a recurring fee, you get the Plus membership forever with a single payment of $76 till 7th January. After that it will be $99. If you wanted to support It's FOSS with Plus membershi
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FOSS Weekly #25.01: 2 New Free Books, Homelab Dashboards, Plan 9 and More

by: Abhishek Prakash Thu, 02 Jan 2025 06:11:30 GMT Happy new year 2025 🥳 The Tuxmas Days continue in full swing. Main highlights are: Tuxmas Day 3 introduced the new commenting system. You'll see it in action when you leave a comment on the website. Tuxmas Day 4 introduced the lifetime membership option. Instead of a recurring fee, you get the Plus membership forever with a single payment of $76 till 7th January. After that it will be $99. If you wanted to support It's FOSS with Plus membershi

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