Introduction For decades, Debian and its derivatives such as Ubuntu, Linux Mint, and Pop!_OS have relied on the tried-and-tested APT (Advanced Package Tool) as their default package manager. While APT is reliable and powerful, its user interface and output formatting...
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Fixing Missing Emojis in Debian and Other Linux Distros
Introduction Emoticons—now more commonly known as emojis—first gained mainstream popularity thanks to Apple, which integrated them directly into the iOS and macOS keyboard. They quickly became an essential part of daily digital conversations, allowing people to...
Speed Up APT on Debian: Enable Parallel Downloads
🚀 Speed Up Your Debian-Based System Updates with Parallel APT Downloads Did you know that APT in Debian 11+ and Kali Linux supports multiple simultaneous downloads, just like Fedora’s dnf or Arch’s pacman? If you're still downloading packages one at a time, you're...