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 Use Siren to Play Music Without Leaving Your Terminal
Get rid of all the distractions by playing music inside your Linux terminal with Siren.
How to Set Up Keylogging on Your Linux Computer
Keep track of all the keystrokes and input by installing Simple Keylogger on your Linux machine.
How to Run ChromeOS Flex From a USB Drive
You can enjoy the ChromeOS Flex experience without installing it on your computer, by running the OS from a USB drive.
Zorin OS 16.2 Lands With Enhanced Windows App Support
Zorin OS also comes with new fonts and a spruced-up LibreOffice, but will it make people want to switch from Windows?
How to Download YouTube Videos on Linux Using yt-dlp
yt-dlp is a command-line tool that lets you download YouTube videos and playlists to save them offline for later. Here's how to use it on Linux.
How to Install and Use Proton GE on SteamOS and Linux
Here's how you can install Proton GE—a fork of Valve's Proton—on any Linux distro, including SteamOS.
How to Play Windows Games on Linux
With so many recent advancements in the Linux gaming world, it's now possible to play Windows games on Linux with minimal tweaks.
How to Check the Maximum RAM Capacity of a Computer
Want to upgrade your RAM? You need to know the maximum RAM capacity first.
6 Desktop Environments You Can Install on Raspberry Pi OS
Bored of the PIXEL desktop on Raspberry Pi OS? Stylish and lightweight alternative Linux desktop environments can be installed instead.
How to Install Ubuntu on a USB Drive
If you want a portable Linux installation that you can use on the go, consider installing Ubuntu on a USB drive.
Nobara Linux: A Bleeding-Edge Gaming Distro for Linux Beginners
Nobara is a Fedora-based distribution that takes Linux gaming to the next level by offering relevant gaming-related configurations out of the box.
Sad News for Retro PC Users: Linux Kernel Could Finally Drop 486 Support
Linus Torvalds considers 486 chips "museum pieces" but they still have some users. Where will they go without Linux?
How to Create a Cool Photo Mosaic on Linux With Polyfoto
If you've got a lot of images that you want to turn into a photo mosaic, consider installing Polyfoto, a CLI tool to generate photo mosaics on Linux.
How to Use the wc Command in Linux
The wc command prints out the number of lines, words, characters, or bytes in a file or an output. Here's how you can use it to your advantage.
The 10 Best Color Picker and Color Management Apps for Linux
If you're working in the design industry, these color picker and color management Linux apps are a must for you.
Ubuntu 22.10 Lands With Desktop Tweaks, IoT Focus
Canonical is making a big push for Internet of Things development with 22.10, but will companies want an OS that's only supported for nine months?
How to Access Wikipedia Without Ever Leaving the Linux Terminal
It's easy to access and read Wikipedia articles using the Linux terminal when you need to.
Do You Really Need to Shut Down Your Linux PC?
Linux servers run for days, months, and even years on end. Does the same hold true for Linux desktops?
How to Use the tr and fmt Commands for Text Manipulation on Linux
The tr and fmt commands, short for translate and format, are two of the most important text manipulation commands on Linux.
How to Install and Set Up Rudder on Ubuntu/Debian
Rudder is an infrastructure management platform used to configure systems across organizations. Here's how to install it on Ubuntu/Debian.