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This is a common question troubling Linux users. It's also a common question asked in exams and interviews. Here's all you need to know about it.

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Yes! That's totally possible. You can downgrade a recently updated package using the apt command in Ubuntu and Debian based distros. Here's how to do that.

R Markdown is an enhanced form of Markdown coupled with in-line R code. Curious? Learn more here.

If you really want it, you can log in as root into the Ubuntu desktop using GNOME. Here's how to do that.

It's dead simple to add quotes in Markdown with the ? symbol. Here are some examples of adding quotes in Markdown syntax.

You can totally create tables in Markdown. The syntax may seem overwhelming at first but it's not that complicated.

Yes, you can add images to Markdown documents. Here's how to do that.

Here's how you can add indentation in Markdown documents.

Learn how to add ordered and unordered lists using Markdown syntax.

There is no straightforward way of adding comments in Markdown. Still, here's a neat trick you can use and add comments.

Learn how to add new paragraphs and line breaks using Markdown syntax.

Learn to create nested lists in Markdown syntax in this quick tip.

Learn how to emphasize text in Markdown by adding bold and italics texts.

Every Linux user makes these rookie mistakes. Get to know them before you do, or have you already got into trouble?

Learn how to write strikethrough text using Markdown syntax in this quick tip.

Learn all about adding code blocks in Markdown. Learn about adding inline code, multi-line code and code block with syntax highlight.

Wondering about the syntax for adding links in Markdown? Here are a few example of adding external, internal and anchor links in Markdown.