Upgrading To Solid State Drive in Linux: The Easy Way and The Hard Way
Many current Linux users switched over from windows simply because they were sick of using a machine so sluggish that
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17 Best Icon Themes For Ubuntu and Other Linux
Want to make your Linux or Ubuntu desktop pretty? We suggest you to try these gorgeous icon themes!
Basic Git Commands You Must Know [Download Cheat Sheet]
This quick guide shows you all the basic Git commands and their usage. You can also download these commands for quick reference.
Manjaro Gaming: Gaming on Linux Meets Manjaro's Awesomeness
Gaming on Linux? Yes, that’s very much possible, and we have a dedicated new Linux distribution aiming for gamers.
Linux Lite 3.0 Released
One of the most lightweight Linux distributions, Linux Lite has just announced the release of its latest version 3.0.
How to View WebP Images in Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions
This guide shows you how to view WebP images in Linux and convert WebP images to JPEG or PNG format.
How to Install Node.js and npm on Ubuntu Linux
Node.js and npm can be easily installed using the Ubuntu repository or the NodeSource repository. Learn both ways of installing Node.js on Ubuntu Linux.
9 Best Linux Photo Management Software
Looking for a replacement for the good-old Picasa on Linux? Take a look at best photo management applications available for Linux.
How to Use Do Not Disturb Mode in Ubuntu So That You Can Focus on Work
Desktop notifications are an integral part of Ubuntu desktop. It notifies you of various things such as Software update availability,
Changing Hostname on Ubuntu & Other Linux
In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you how to change hostname on Ubuntu, Debian and other Linux distributions.
Explained: Which Ubuntu Version Should I Use?
Confused about Ubuntu vs Xubuntu vs Lubuntu vs Kubuntu?? Want to know which Ubuntu flavor you should use?
This beginner's guide helps you decide which Ubuntu should you choose.
ORB: New Generation of Linux Apps Are Here
We have talked about installing applications offline in Ubuntu before. And we are going to talk about it once again.
How to Know if You Have 32 Bit or 64 Bit Computer in Linux and Windows
This quick tip shows you how to check whether your computer is 32-bit or 64-bit. You can also check if your system can support 64-bit or not.
How to Install IntelliJ IDEA on Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions
This tutorial shows you various ways for installing IntelliJ IDEA on Ubuntu, Linux Mint, elementary OS, Linux Lite and other Linux distributions.
NodeOS : Linux Distribution for Node Lovers
NodeOS, the operating system based on Node.js, is now heading towards its version 1.0 following the release of
The Best Desktop Environments For Linux (We Tested Them So That You Don't Have To)
A list of the best Linux Desktop Environments with their pros and cons. Have a look and see which desktop environment you should use.
Ubuntu 16.10 Release Reached End of Support
Ubuntu 16.10 Yakkety Yak reached end of life in July 2017. It means you won’t get security and
Is Ubuntu's Snap Packaging Really Secure?
The recent release of Ubuntu 16.04 LTS has brought a number of new features, one of which we covered
Complete Guide for Using Snap Packages in Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions
Ubuntu's new universal package Snaps are now everywhere. You should learn the essential snap commands to master this new packaging system.
9 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 16.04
Brief: A list of essential things to do after installing Ubuntu 16.04 to get a better experience with it.
How to Use Google Drive in Linux
No official Google Drive client is available. But, you have good alternative methods and tools to use it on Linux!
VoCore is a Coin Sized Powerful Single Board Computer
Nowadays, there are a lot of options available when considering Linux-based mini PCs.
Some require a portable/minimal Linux
New Features In Ubuntu 16.04
Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial Xerus is releasing today. As an ardent Ubuntu fan, you might be wondering about what’s
Analyze Gzip Log Files in Linux Without Extracting Them
Learn to read and analyze gzipped compressed log files on a Linux box without extracting them first with the help of the lesser known Z commands.
