by Michael Stolzer | Apr 29, 2024 | Linux
CUDA “Compute Unified Device Architecture” is a parallel computing platform and a programming model powered by Nvidia. CUDA toolkit contains everything you need to develop the GPU-accelerated application on Ubuntu. CUDA comes with an API “Application Program...
by Michael Stolzer | Apr 29, 2024 | Linux
Ubuntu, the most installed Linux distribution, was invented back in 2004 to make Linux easier for human beings. Ubuntu you see today is a lot easier to use as compared to what it was in 2004 and other years onwards. Ubuntu comes preinstalled on a couple of Dell...
by Michael Stolzer | Apr 29, 2024 | Linux
SSH or Secure Shell is a network communication protocol used for remote login or controlling other remote computers. SSH is used to create a secure connection between the local computer and the remote server. In short, SSH protocol connects two computers securely over...
by Michael Stolzer | Apr 29, 2024 | Linux
Skype is one of the very first VoIP platforms owned by Microsoft to introduce free video and voice calls on the Internet. Skype allows its users to voice call, video call, send instant messages, and transfer files. Individuals and organizations use Skype to...
by Michael Stolzer | Apr 29, 2024 | Linux
PostgreSQL is an open-source object-relational database that has relational capability along with an object-oriented design. PostgreSQL helps the programmers to communicate with the remote server using the coding objects. PostgreSQL stores and manages data for big...
by Michael Stolzer | Apr 29, 2024 | Linux
Mono is an implementation for the Microsoft .NET framework that is designed to develop and manage applications written in c#. Developers can use Mono to develop cross-platform applications. Mono is an open-source application sponsored by Microsoft. Mono is based upon...
