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5 Ways to Shut Down Your Linux Computer From the Command Line
No operating system is perfect. Linux is no exception, and you'll need to restart at some point. But how? There are several shutdown commands available to Linux users.
How to Get the Most Out of Google Photos Movie Editor
The Google Photos app has an excellent movie editor built in. It's available absolutely free to iOS and Android users and offers some great features.
Linux Operating Systems for the Paranoid: What Are the Most Secure Options?
Switching to Linux delivers many benefits for users. From a more stable system to a vast selection of open source software, you're onto a winner. And it won't cost you a penny!
10 Projects to Use Your Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Display
If you've left your Raspberry Pi touchscreen gathering dust in a drawer, one of these ideas should pique your interest enough to get it out again!
Install RecalBox on Your Raspberry Pi for Retro Gaming With Style
We'll show you how to set up RecalBox on a Raspberry Pi 3 and why you should bother, even if you already have a RetroPie setup.
How to Record Professional Video Reviews for YouTube
You've got new gear that you want to tell the world about. YouTube is your preferred medium and you already have a few popular videos. But how do you get started with video reviews?
Reliving the 80s: ARMIGA Amiga Emulator Review
Retro gaming doesn't get any better than booting up an Amiga emulator, loading up a disk image and watching as the Kickstart screen disappears, to be replaced by an amazing 16-bit game.
Is This the End for Ubuntu Touch?
The Ubuntu Touch project is officially over, but that doesn't mean your Ubuntu phone is dead just yet. Here's what the cancellation means for you and what you should do next.
How to Install Proprietary Graphics Drivers in Ubuntu, Fedora, and Mint
Most of the time, you'll be fine with open-source software on Linux. But if you want real gaming and graphical power, you'll need proprietary drivers. Here's how to get them.
7+ Great Games You Can Run from a USB Stick
In just minutes, you can load up a flash drive with lots of great games to keep in your pocket. And you can play them on any PC, any time -- here's how.
10+ Classic Amiga Games, Reborn on Android
The Amiga isn't remembered as fondly as the NES or other consoles, but it still has a library of awesome games. Here are 10 you can play on Android today.
5 Ways To Install Software On Raspberry Pi
To do anything with a Raspberry Pi, you'll need to know how to install an operating system, and software to run on it. If you're new to Linux, this can be daunting.
What Should You Be Looking for in a Web Host?
Whether you're creating a new website, or migrating an old one, you need to make sure you're getting the best deal possible from your chosen web host.
Streamline Your Podcast Production in Audacity With 3 Easy Tips
Making podcasts is fun, but the post-production stage can be time-consuming. If you're using Audacity to edit your podcasts, these three tips can help you save a lot of time.
7 Secure Strategies to Use Public Wi-Fi Safely on Phones
Is that public Wi-Fi network you just connected to safe? Before you sip your latte, and read Facebook, consider these simple secure strategies to using public Wi-Fi safely on your phone.
7 Reasons Why the Nintendo Switch Might Fail
The Nintendo Switch is selling well, and many gamers are excited about it -- but the Switch has some big problems that could lead to an early grave. Here are seven that have us concerned.
How to Buy Used Games Online to Save Money
Gaming is expensive and nobody can afford picking up all the latest releases at full price. Here are the best ways to pick up used games for a fraction of the price.
Need a Facebook Login Proxy? Here's What to Do
A Facebook login proxy can help you access the social network when it's been blocked. These tricks and tools will help you get access to Facebook when it seems impossible.
Facebook Messenger Privacy: Everything You Need to Know
Are you concerned about Facebook Messenger privacy? Should you be? We take a look at the app permissions and the case for protecting your messages with another app.
Pi: The Final Frontier (It's About Stars and Stuff, See?)
I've been trying to snap the stars and moon -- perhaps even the Aurora Borealis -- using my Raspberry Pi for months. Almost every time, it fails, or at best returns distinctly average photos and timelapses.