How to Find and Fix Broken Packages on Linux
Broken packages need repairing or the software won't run. Here's how to find the broken packages and fix them in Linux.
How to Install and Use Yay on Arch Linux
An AUR helper like Yay lets you download and install packages from the Arch User Repository. Here's how to install Yay on Arch Linux.
How to View and Flush DNS Cache on Linux
Flushing the local DNS cache can solve HTTP errors and protect you from DNS spoofing. Here's how you can do it on Linux.
How to Change the Screen Resolution on Linux
Configuring the screen resolution is the first thing to do after you boot into a Linux system for the first time. Here are two easy ways to do it.
Want to Try Kali Linux? Here’s How to Install It in VirtualBox
Need to use Kali Linux for penetration testing but don't want to install it? Run it in VirtualBox instead.
Everything You Need to Know About Windows Screen Savers
Screen savers in Microsoft Windows were prevalent during the heyday of CRT monitors. But are they still relevant today?
8 Things You Should Do After Switching to GNOME
Have you recently switched to GNOME? Complete this checklist to get the best out of your new Linux desktop.
How to Crossfade Audio in Adobe Premiere Pro
Learn how to crossfade multiple audio tracks in Adobe Premiere Pro to make your videos sound professional.
The Ultimate Fiverr SEO Guide to Get Your Gigs Noticed
Want to create SEO-optimized Fiverr gigs that bring in regular orders? Here's everything you need to know about Fiverr SEO.
How to Install an Ubuntu Virtual Machine with QEMU
Here's how you can install Ubuntu on a KVM-powered QEMU virtual machine.
How to Install WinRAR on Linux to Extract RAR Files
Although WinRAR doesn't have an official GUI client for Linux, there are a few workarounds to install it on a Linux machine.
How to Install Krita on Linux
Want to get started with 2D designing and raster drawing on Linux? Install Krita, a cross-platform and open-source drawing software for Linux.
9 Actionable Tips to Improve Your Aim in FPS Games
Improving your aim is an assured way to instantly get better at first-person shooting games. Here are some tips to get started.
Understanding the /etc/group File on Linux
The contents of the /etc/group file can seem cryptic at first. But all it contains is information on locally configured groups on a Linux system.
How to Install and Remove Packages in Arch Linux
Using Arch Linux? Installing and removing packages is different to Ubuntu and Mint. Here's what you need to know.
How to List All User Groups on Linux
Get better at user management by learning more about the existing user groups on your Linux computer.
How to Copy and Paste Text in the Linux Terminal
You can't use Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V inside the Linux terminal to copy and paste some text. These shortcuts are a bit different for Linux.
How to Install Inkscape to Design Vector Graphics on Linux
It's smart to choose a Linux distro for vector and graphic designing. The next step? Install Inkscape, a free vector design software for Linux.
6 Different Ways to See Deleted Reddit Posts
Although Reddit won't show deleted threads to its users, it's rather easy to view deleted Reddit posts and comments when you want to.
How to Remove Software Repositories on Ubuntu
Streamline package management on Ubuntu by deleting old, unused software repositories from your computer.