• Figure 1: The Pi-hole UI, which is appealing both visually and in terms of content, presents various statistics and lists.

    Charly's Column – Pi-hole

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    Pi Recipes

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  • Figure 3: Another NotebookBar layout is

    Tutorials – LibreOffice

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