Many software products, especially the commercial ones, are distributed as 32-bit packages. This means that they won’t be installed on your 64-bit system unless you clearly specify that you want to override the architecture dependency.
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I can see some of you have arrived to my Unix file types post looking for an example of using symlinks in Unix.
A few months ago, I’ve given a really simple example of using Perl for parsing directory trees in Unix. If you …
If you need to compare two text files in Unix, you’re mostly likely to use the diff command.
Today I’ll talk …
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Another video on my YouTube channel …
Did I mention that I have recently purchased the …