Everything You Need to Know About Setting X Resources in Linux
X resources are like configuration files but for Linux apps built with the X toolkit. Here's everything you need to know about X Resources.
The 9 Best Debian-Based Linux Distributions
Love Debian but want an alternative better suited to your needs? Here's a list of the best Debian-based Linux distros for you to try.
When Should You Consider WSL vs. a Standard Linux Distro?
Linux distros and Windows Subsystem for Linux both let you experience the power of Linux. But out of the two, which one should you consider and when?
How to Create and Manage Multiple Split Windows in Vim
Learn how to work with multiple files at the same time by creating split windows in Vim.
6 Ways You Can Help Make Linux Better
Linux has come a long way since its inception in 1991, but for it to go any further, people like you need to help improve it.
8 Linux Concepts That Are Older Than You Think
Linus Torvalds announced the first version of Linux in 1991, but some Linux concepts are even older than Linux itself.
The Linux Bourne Shell Explained
You may have heard of Bash—the default shell on most Linux distros. There's another shell that comes preinstalled on Linux: the Bourne shell.
How to Set Up Python for Development on WSL
Get started with cross-platform Python programming by setting up Python on the Windows Subsystem for Linux.
What Is the Shebang (#!) Character Sequence in Linux?
Almost every Linux shell script begins with a line starting with "#!". This is known as the "shebang." Here's everything you need to know about it.
Emmabuntüs: A Friendly Debian Derivative for Older Hardware
If you're looking for an easy-to-use, educational Linux distro that can run on old hardware, consider installing Emmabuntüs.
How to Use Emojis on a Chromebook
Express yourself in a better way by using the new character picker menu to type emojis and smileys on your Chromebook.
The 12 Best Note-Taking Apps for Chromebooks
Keep yourself organized by installing a note-taking app on your Chromebook.
How to Type Accented Characters in Linux
Do you know this quick and easy trick to type accented characters in Linux?
GNOME 44 Lands With Major New Features
The latest version of the popular Linux desktop has some major improvements. When will users get their hands on it? It depends on their distro.
How to Comment Out Lines in Linux Text Files
Commenting out lines in configuration files affect how a Linux app or your system behaves. Learn how you can comment and uncomment lines on Linux.
Linux GUI Frameworks and Widget Toolkits Explained
The graphical interface you view on your Linux desktop is courtesy of GUI toolkits. Here's everything you need to know about GUI frameworks on Linux.
What Are Package Dependencies on Linux? Explained
The term "dependencies" is often used when downloading packages on Linux. But what does it mean?
Vanilla OS Makes Major Shift from Ubuntu to Debian
Ubuntu's changes have left a sour taste in some Linux users' mouths. Can Vanilla OS satisfy their sweet tooth with an unstable Debian version?
How to Generate and Learn Morse Code Using the Linux Terminal
Learning Morse code has its benefits apart from establishing your cred as a geek. Here's how you can generate and learn Morse code on Linux.
7 Reasons Why You Should Learn Networking on Linux
With every web service running on a server, it's now essential to master computer networking. Here are some reasons to learn networking on Linux.