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How to Set Up a Linux FTP Server for Quick File Transfers
FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a standard protocol for sending and receiving files from remote servers. It’s easier to use than command line alternatives…
How to Stream Audio from Linux to Chromecast and Google Home
As our homes fill with streaming devices, we need to manage them from all our machines, including Linux boxes. In this article we show you…
Can’t Find a Laptop? Here’s What to Use for Work or School
ECLIPSE PRODUCTION/Shutterstock Remote learning and working from home has made it impossible to find affordable laptops. But don’t fret, you can still find a solid…
How to Launch a Terminal Window on Ubuntu Linux
If you’re using Ubuntu Linux, you’ll often see articles recommend you run commands. To do this, you need to type these commands into a Terminal…
What Are Linux Namespaces and What Are They Used for?
Linux namespaces are the underlying tech behind container technologies like Docker. They’re a feature of the Linux kernel that allows the system to restrict the…
How to Use the Snort Intrusion Detection System on Linux
Run Snort on Linux and protect your network with real-time traffic analysis and threat detection. Security is everything, and Snort is world-class. This pig might…
How to Be Your Own Linux Tech Support
In the early days of my Linux journey, I needed a lot of help. Whether I chose a laptop with a Broadcom Wi-Fi card or…
How to Manage Your Microsoft To-Do Tasks in Linux with AO
Do you use Microsoft’s To-Do to manage your tasks on your smartphone and Windows laptop. Would you like to do the same on your primary…
How to Move from Windows to Linux
After years of using Windows, you’re finally fed up with it and have decided to give Linux a try. Linux, though, is available through many…
NSA and FBI warn that new Linux malware threatens national security
Enlarge (credit: Suse) The FBI and NSA have issued a joint report warning that Russian state hackers are using a previously unknown piece of Linux…
How to Create Desktop Shortcuts in Ubuntu
If you came to Ubuntu from Windows, you may be wondering why it’s impossible to create desktop shortcuts in Linux. The truth is that it’s…
The Best Authenticator Apps for Linux Desktop
If you have ever used two-factor authentication before, then you have probably heard of tools like Google Authenticator. To make use of many of these…
How to Play Android Games on Linux
Fancy playing Android games on your desktop? We have shown you how to do so in Windows, but what about Linux? If you want to…
How to Empty Your Trash Automatically in Ubuntu with AutoTrash
Are you losing GBs of storage space because you forget to clear your trash? With AutoTrash, you can get Ubuntu to empty trash automatically on…
How to Hide Desktop Icons in Ubuntu 20.04
If hiding the top bar and side panel isn’t enough, and you want everything gone from your Ubuntu desktop, then you’d probably also like to…
6 Excellent USB Microphones Small Enough to Toss in Your Laptop Bag
Razer A lackluster microphone can be frustrating to say the least—both for the person using it and the people who have the displeasure of listening…
How to Change Chrome’s Default Text Size
If you often have trouble comfortably reading websites in Google Chrome due to text that is too large or too small, it’s easy to change…
Ubuntu vs. Linux Mint: Which One Should You Use?
Linux Mint, while based on Ubuntu, has a different approach than Ubuntu for creating a Linux distribution. Ubuntu makes use of Gnome 3 and tries…
ArcoLinux Review – A Bloated Arch Linux-Based Distribution
ArcoLinux is a distribution based on Arch Linux that was created with the aim of educating people on how to use Linux. It is also…
How to Improve Your Linux PC Audio with PulseEffects
Is it possible to improve your Linux PC’s audio without having to buy an expensive dedicated sound card? Say hello to PulseEffects. With PulseEffects, you…
How to Use Sudo without Password in Linux
If you’re the only one using your Linux computer, why have it continuously nag you for your password? Let’s see how you can use sudo…
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