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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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 Set Up a Go Development Environment on Linux
Before you can start working on your first Go app, you need to have a Go development environment configured on your Linux machine.
How to Set the Date and Time on Linux
Keep track of time on Linux by configuring the system date and time using the timedatectl command.
How to Create an ARM-Based Linux Virtual Machine With Azure
Get started with the ARM architecture by creating an ARM-based Linux virtual machine in the cloud with Azure.
How to View Hidden Files and Folders on Linux
Linux has a good deal of files that are hidden by default. To interact with and edit such files and folders, you need to learn how to view them first.
How to Remove Software Repositories on Ubuntu
Streamline package management on Ubuntu by deleting old, unused software repositories from your computer.
What Is Mirai Malware and Who Is at Risk?
Originally released to disable Minecraft servers, this botnet has since caused chaos through DDoS attacks. Here's what you need to know.
How to Use the tee Command to Split Terminal Output on Linux
Using the tee command, you can split the output of a command between the terminal and files on Linux.
How to Use RecoverPy to Rescue Deleted Files on Linux
Bringing back accidentally deleted or overwritten files on Linux is easy with RecoverPy.
The Top 15 Best Linux Terminal Emulators
The terminal is an important aspect of the Linux desktop. Spice up your desktop experience by installing these feature-rich terminal emulators today.
How to Install and Set Up Burp Suite on Linux
Get started with web application testing on your Linux computer by installing Burp Suite.
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.
How to Graphically Manage Packages on a Chromebook With Synaptic
Adding or removing packages on the Chromebook Linux environment using Synaptic is much easier than using APT and the terminal.
How to Create a Windows Bootable USB on Linux
For those who've decided to switch from Linux to Windows, here's an easy way to create a bootable Windows installation media on Linux.
How to Run Multiple Commands in Linux at Once
Take better control of your system (and time) by executing multiple Linux commands at once.
How to Fix the "ifconfig: command not found" Error in Linux
If you encounter the command not found error while using ifconfig, here's an easy way to solve it.
How to Quickly Update Google Chrome on Ubuntu
Google Chrome isn't available in the official Ubuntu repositories. So how do you go about updating the app once it's installed?
SteamOS Used to Run GNOME: 6 Reasons Why KDE Plasma Makes Sense
GNOME used to be the default desktop on SteamOS. So why did Valve decide to bring in KDE Plasma to the Steam Deck as GNOME's successor?
Ubuntu Flavors to Stop Supporting Flatpak: Here’s How to Enable It
Canonical has announced that Ubuntu and its approved flavors will not ship with Flatpak support by default. You can still enable it manually, though.