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Conky Featured

Best Conky Themes for Linux in 2021

Conky is a useful piece of software to display information on your Linux desktop. Here are some of the coolest, best-looking Conky themes.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Oct 13, 2020

Vagrant Linux Feature

Getting Started with Vagrant on Linux

Vagrant provide an easy way to create, configure and reproduce virtual machines with a known state. Here’s how to use Vagrant on Linux

By John Perkins – Oct 12, 2020

Photos Featured Image

How to Organize and Share Your Pictures with Gnome Photos

Gnome Photos is default photo management app in Gnome. This guide will show how to add photos, create albums and share images with Photos.

By Andy Channelle – Oct 8, 2020

Intro To Regex Featured

The Beginner’s Guide to Regular Expressions

Regular expressions allow you to pick out precise patterns in text right down to the character and let you become a master of search.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Oct 7, 2020

Install Latest Krita In Ubuntu Featured

How to Install the Latest Version of Krita in Ubuntu

Ubuntu does not have the latest version of Krita in its repository. Let’s see how to install the latest version of Krita on Ubuntu.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Oct 6, 2020

Enlightenment Feature

Enlightenment Desktop Review: A Beautiful, Lightweight but Different Desktop Manager

Enlightenment is an extremely lightweight window manager that has a huge amount of utility baked into it. Check out our Enlightenment review here.

By John Perkins – Oct 1, 2020

Multiuser Featured

How to Manage Users in Ubuntu

In this tutorial, we show you how to add and manage users in Ubuntu, change their privileges, and set up a common folder for file sharing.

By Andy Channelle – Sep 30, 2020

Disable Ubuntu Lock Screen Featured

How to Disable Lock Screen in Ubuntu

If you’re the only one using your computer, you can disable the login screen. Here’s how you can disable the lock screen in Ubuntu.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Sep 28, 2020

Centos On Raspberry Pi Feature

How to Install CentOS on a Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi is widely used as a home server. Here is how to install CentOS on your Raspberry Pi to create a rock-solid home server.

By John Perkins – Sep 25, 2020

Xfce Transparent Panels Terminal Featured

How to Make XFCE’s Panels and Terminal Transparent

XFCE is very customizable, and you can easily change the color of the panel. Here is how you can make the XFCE panel and terminal transparent.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Sep 23, 2020

Optimize Linux With Stacer Featured

How to Monitor, Clean, and Optimize Linux with Stacer

Are you looking for ways to optimize your Linux system? Stacer includes everything you need to monitor, clean, and optimize your Linux system.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Sep 21, 2020

Manage Ubuntu Startup Featured

How to Manage Your Startup Applications in Ubuntu

It is easy to manage the startup applications in Ubuntu and clean out those apps and the process that you don’t need during bootup. Here’s how to do it.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Sep 15, 2020

Record Sound Linux Feature

How to Record System Sound on Linux

Ever wanted to record whatever you played on your speakers directly to an MP3 file? Here is how you can record system sound in Linux.

By John Perkins – Sep 14, 2020

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How to Stream Audio from Linux to Chromecast and Google Home

Casting your audio from Linux to another speaker is easy. Here we show you how you can stream audio from Linux to Chromecast.

By Andy Channelle – Sep 11, 2020

Budgie Feature

Budgie Desktop Review: A Beautiful Desktop that Looks Like Gnome

Budgie is a beautiful desktop that aims to provide sane defaults and a beautiful interface. Find out more in this Budgie desktop review.

By John Perkins – Sep 10, 2020

Install Arch Linux Rpi Featured

How to Install Arch Linux on Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi can work with different operating systems. Let’s take a look at how you can install Arch Linux on Raspberry Pi.

By William Elcock – Sep 8, 2020

Spotify Linux Tray Minimize Featured

How to Minimize Spotify to the System Tray in Linux

Recent versions of the Spotify client for Linux don’t have the minimize ability. Follow this to minimize Spotify to the system tray in Linux.

By Odysseas Kourafalos – Sep 2, 2020

Migrate Evolution Thunderbird Featured

How to Migrate from Evolution to Thunderbird in Linux

If you are already using Evolution and want to try Thunderbird, here’s how you can migrate your data from Evolution to Thunderbird in Linux.

By William Elcock – Sep 1, 2020

Lxqt Feature

LXQt Review: A Lightweight, Extensible and Attractive Desktop Environment

Users looking for extreme performance in a Desktop Environment can look no further than LXQt. This LXQt review will discuss who should use LXQt and why.

By John Perkins – Aug 31, 2020

Linux Tech Support Feature

How to Be Your Own Linux Tech Support

If you are having issues with your Linux computer, we’re here to show you how to be your own Linux tech support and solve tech problems on Linux.

By John Perkins – Aug 28, 2020

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Incognito mode was never private — it hides your history from the family laptop, not from your ISP, your employer or the site you just logged into

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In 1971, engineer Ray Tomlinson sent the first networked email between two computers sitting side by side in the same room — he chose the @ symbol to separate user from machine because it was the only punctuation on the keyboard nobody was using

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How did a single computer worm written by a Cornell graduate student in November 1988 crash roughly 6,000 machines and force the internet to invent security?

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