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5 Signs That Show You're a Linux Geek
While Linux is certainly easy to use, there are some activities surrounding it that have a certain, geeky appeal. How many of them do you follow? Are YOU a Linux geek? Let's find out!
How to Install Linux Mint's X-Apps on Ubuntu
If you're switching between Linux desktops, you'll need to get familiar with a bunch of new built-in apps. Can Linux iron out that bump that with the X-Apps project?
Make Your Linux Music Experience Seamless With These Tools
Want to control video and music playback remotely in Linux via your keyboard's dedicated media keys? How this works depends on your desktop, but there are plenty of options available.
Use Skype, Hangouts, and More With These Pidgin Extensions
Pidgin lets you use several messaging services in a single application. But it's not perfect, which means you need to do a little bit of work to access the most recent messaging services.
How to Easily Upgrade Ubuntu's Linux Kernel With Ukuu
Upgrading the Linux kernel isn't easy, but if you're running Ubuntu and want the latest kernel, there's now a simple tool you can use to download the update: Ukuu.
Back Up Your Data With Rsync (No Desktop Required)
Backing up files in Linux shouldn't be difficult. You could use Grsync, but to get to grips with the tool's full features, you need to discard the user interface and try rsync.