There are many ways you can use Linux without touching the Terminal. Here are some GUI alternative tools that can replace your terminal-based ones.
By Haroon Javed – Sep 22, 2025
Different Linux distributions ship with their own default package manager. Let’s look at how they work, why they matter, and what makes each one unique.
By Haroon Javed – Sep 16, 2025
With the ttyd command line tool, you can transform your terminal into a live, interactive web app that anyone can access with a link.
By Haroon Javed – Sep 8, 2025
Ghostty promises speed, native integration, and a feature set that feels refreshing compared to older terminals.
By Haroon Javed – Sep 1, 2025
I started using a tool called EWW, and it does a good job, displaying things like clocks, weather, and more.
By Anurag – Aug 18, 2025
Both Snap and Flatpaks packages are self-contained and can run on any Linux platform, but which one should you use?
By Haroon Javed – Aug 15, 2025
Yazi is fast, customizable file manager that brings powerful features and smooth previews right to your terminal.
By Anurag – Aug 11, 2025
Learn how you can get your wiki up and running in just a few minutes.
By Anees Asghar – Aug 5, 2025
Gradia runs quickly and efficiently. It gives you full control over your screenshots, letting you add arrows, highlights, and text annotations in one place.
By Haroon Javed – Aug 4, 2025
Learning Linux can feel intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be boring.
By Haroon Javed – Jul 22, 2025
Docker CLI and Portainer both make managing containers easier, but they take different paths to get there.
By Haroon Javed – Jul 16, 2025
Want to install and run your favorite Android apps smoothly on your Linux desktop? Give Waydroid a try!
By Haroon Javed – Jul 3, 2025
You can set up a code-server on your homelab server and access it securely from any device.
By Anees Asghar – Jul 1, 2025
If you’re using Linux, you already have access to an array of tools that can help you to repair corrupted USB drive.
By Haroon Javed – Jun 30, 2025
If you are not happy with your current Docker images, you can easily create a customized Docker image with a Dockerfile.
By Anees Asghar – Jun 20, 2025
The Docker containers provide a good approach to isolate your applications from the system.
By Anees Asghar – Jun 16, 2025
There are countless self-hosted apps you can run on your server, but here are a few essentials I personally can’t live without.
By Haroon Javed – Jun 12, 2025
It is very easy to set up firewall in Linux, with the help of GUFW.
By Anees Asghar – Jun 4, 2025
Solutions for one of the most common installation problems for Ubuntu
By Haroon Javed – May 28, 2025
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