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Atom 1 16 0 beta is Available Install on Ubuntu and Linux Mint Derivatives Atom is a free, cross-platform, and open-source graphical software that has been designed from the ground up to act as a hackable text editor and programmers editor application that helps any aspiring developer to write code without too much hassle. Being build on the Electron framework, an open-source and cross-platform solution that lets developers create modern desktop apps using state-of-the-art Web technologies like HTML5, CSS, Node.js, and JavaScript, Atom offers a powerful, customizable, and extendable user interface. Features at a glance Prominent features of Atom include cross-platform editing, which means that you can use it on your favorite operating system, no matter if its a GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, or Microsoft Windows, and a built-in package manager that allows developers to search and install packages from within the app, or even create new ones. Another interesting feature of Atom is called "s...

apt get purge 2013 y apt get install 2014 Hello everyone, I was over excited that I started my first post in 2014 on this blog with something else rather than greeting the readers or write an introductory post for the new year hehe. Well, I have posted this on some Social Media Sites for Ubuntu GNONE, Lubuntu, StartUbuntu and my pages: apt-get purge 2013 -y && apt-get install 2014 I wish it is as easy and simple as this :D So, here is my 7 wishes for 2014 and Here is my Real Life Plan for 2014 Soon, I will post here my Linux Roadmap/Plan for this year :) Wish you all the best!  More Artwork can be found here :) Oh, and I shall start this year with this new saying :D "I Fail When I Give Up. I Give Up When I Lose Hope. I Lose Hope When I die. As Long As I am Alive, There is Hope. As Long As There is Hope, I Shall Never Give Up. As Long As I Shall Never Give Up, I Shall Never Fail" - Me

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apt get Install package with specific version and hold it on the next upgrade If you need to install specific version of the package in your system, you can list all available package versions with the command: apt-cache madison varnish After you know the package version you can install it with: sudo apt-get install varnish = 4.0.2-1 To hold the package on the selected version during the next upgrade: sudo apt-mark hold varnish You can also "unhold it" with: sudo apt-mark unhold varnish