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.
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How to Geolocate IP Addresses on Linux Using geoiplookup
geoiplookup is a command-line utility that lets you find the actual geographical location of a website's server.
The 8 Best Linux Distributions That Crushed It in 2022
2022 was a fantastic year for all Linux distributions, but some of them were at the forefront of representing FOSS and the power of a community.
Metadata Cleaner Is the Simplest Tool to Remove File Metadata on Linux
Metadata Cleaner helps you remove metadata from files on Linux, so you don't have to worry about accidentally sharing confidential information.
Asahi Linux Achieves Major Breathrough With Apple Silicon GPU Support
Apple Silicon Linux users can now run Quake3 with GPU acceleration. They can also watch development in real time on YouTube.
3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Run Docker Without sudo
Docker is a secure containerization platform for developers. But if it's so secure, why can't you run it without superuser privileges?
How to Read Markdown Documents in Your Linux Terminal With Glow
Glow is a terminal-based Markdown reader for Linux that comes with all the bells and whistles. Here's how to install and use it on Linux.
Instantbox Gives You Instant Access to a Linux Distro in a Web Browser
Instantbox lets you create temporary Linux distros that you can access with your web browser.
5 Reasons for Regular People to Love the Linux Command Line
The Linux command line is a powerful tool that scares many casual users. But there are ample reasons for people to fall in love with the terminal.
How to Create a Linux Thread in C
Using the pthread library, you can perform low-level thread management for high-performance programming.
How to Enable Fingerprint Login on a Laptop Running Ubuntu
Fingerprint authentication is more secure than traditional password-based authentication. Here's how to set up a fingerprint login on Ubuntu.
6 Reasons Why 2022 Wasn’t the Best Year for Chromebooks
Is there a valid reason behind the Chromebook sales downfall or was 2022 just a bad year for Chromebooks?
How to Install Ubuntu on VMware Workstation
Ubuntu is a great operating system for Linux beginners, but if you're skeptical about it, you can try it yourself by installing it on VMware first.
7 Ways Using Linux Helps You in a Hard Economy
You can expect Linux to stay with you and back you up, even when things go wrong financially.
The 7 Best Independent Linux Distros You Can’t Miss Out On
While the large majority of Linux distros are based on Debian, Fedora, or Arch Linux, there are several independent Linux distros that lead a new way.
The 9 Best Linux Cloud Storage Solutions for 2023
Need to sync to the cloud on your Linux PC? Here are the best Linux-compatible cloud services available today.
How to Visualize Ping Responses on Linux With gping
If you don't fancy the text-based output of the ping command, consider installing gping, a CLI utility that visualizes ping responses on Linux.
4 Ways to Shorten Linux Commands and Save Time
Improve your terminal experience and save more time by reducing the length of your Linux commands with these methods.
Google Announces the Play Store's Best Apps and Games of 2022
Google has unveiled its choices for the best apps and games for Android, Wear OS, and Chromebooks in 2022.
Pay Phones Are Coming Back in Philadelphia Thanks to Linux, No Quarters Required
An "amateur phone collective" is making creative use of Linux and special hardware to help people without cellphones stay connected.
How to Access Hidden GNOME Settings With Dconf Editor
Take GNOME desktop customization to the next level by accessing all the hidden desktop settings with Dconf Editor.