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Blackbox is a new project in development that focuses on giving you a good-looking terminal emulator for your beautiful Linux setup.

Listing the USB devices connected to your system can help troubleshoot USB issues. Learn GUI and terminal methods of getting USB details.

Linux Mint 21 ‘Vanessa’ is a fantastic upgrade.  If you haven’t upgraded yet, you can follow our step-by-step tutorial

Workspaces are a great way to stay organized and productive. Here is how to create and use workspaces in Linux Mint Cinnamon.

The apt-get upgrade and dist-upgrade are both used for upgrading the installed packages. So, what's the difference?

Curious to know the latest market share percentage for Linux desktop? You don't have to do the research, we've done it for you.

Another Markdown editor? Have we not seen all kinds of Markdown editors already? I understand that feeling. If you are

The apt-key is being deprecated and your system knows that. But do you know what you should do to get packages from external repositories?

Audacity is an incredibly useful tool for quick audio edits. Here's how you can install it on Linux and use it for audio recording and background noise removal.

Simple tools that you can use to protect your email address!

A quick tutorial about finding the MAC address of various networking interfaces including Bluetooth in Linux. Both terminal and GUI methods have been discussed.

Learn to record voice-over or audio from any streaming music source in Ubuntu using these nifty tools.

No macOS is not based on Linux. No, macOS is not entirely similar to Linux. Learn the similarities and differences between macOS and Linux.

Like Fedora but not exactly Fedora? Here are some of the best Fedora-based distributions.

Being an eye candy music widget (or controller). That’s the only focus of Sunamu, and it does its job

It's easy to upgrade to Linux Mint 22. Here's how you can do that.

Soptify provides official support for Ubuntu and Debian only. So, how do you get the Spotify desktop application on Arch Linux? Here are various methods you can use.

I suck at word games. Scrabble, spelling bees, and crosswords are certainly not my cup of tea. But I know

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