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Information on the YouTube channel duplicates information in the course, however, many settings are easier to perform through video instructions rather than articles. Subscribing to the YouTube channel is our second advice.
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Consultations are conducted individually, using remote technical support software at the client's request, allowing the specialist to independently configure the client's device.
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I will remind you of this more than once. Developers spend their time and ask nothing in return, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be supported. Your donations allow them to spend less time on their main job and devote more time to products. Ultimately, you will get high-quality and secure open-source solutions.