How to install and use the Cockpit desktop client for easier remote Linux administration
Jack Wallen shows you how to download and install the Cockpit Client, a handy desktop app that makes it easy to log into Cockpit-enabled servers.
Grammarly head of product marketing talks the shift toward remote and hybrid work
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Grammarly head of product marketing talks the shift toward remote and hybrid work
Length: 08:57 | March 16, 2023
James Maguire chats with Natala Menezes, Global Head of Product Marketing at Grammarly, to discuss the shift to remote and hybrid work and how we can best prepare for it.
James Maguire chats with Natala Menezes, Global Head of Product Marketing at Grammarly, to discuss the shift to remote and hybrid work and how we can best prepare for it.
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