Fixing Installation Mistakes in Arch Linux with Arch-Chroot
If you have ever installed Arch before, (especially if you are new) then you know how complex it can be. No doubt if you are here then you may have forgotten to install something the first time through. Rendering your fresh installation useless in a non-boot-able state. If you are lucky then its in a […]
Learn SSH Port Forwarding In 3 Easy Steps
SSH Port Forwarding is a useful technique for securely connecting to remote servers and accessing their services as if they were local, which is discussed in a comprehensive article highlighting its benefits and the steps involved in setting it up.
Using Budgie to give Arch a Windows 11 styled facelift!
I’ll admit that I like the way that Windows 11 looks, so sue me! For the last couple of years now I’ve used i3 and its really a great window manager, but I’m kinda over the hot key centric nature of it and I’m just looking for something like—well, Windows! I’ve been using Windows for […]
Keeping Arch Linux Shiny with Automatic Updates using SystemD
So, you think you got a good handle on packages managers? Today we are going to learn about Pacman. One of the more powerful yet safe package managers that we use often. What if we told you that you could manage your packages without touching a command line? What if we could set different levels […]
5 Things to do IMMEDIATELY After Installing Garuda Linux
Garuda Linux, one of the newer Arch-based distros on the scene. Find out what Garuda brings to the table apart from the other Arch distros
Enriching your Linux Terminal Experience with TMUX
tmux is a C-based, open source terminal multiplexer. What that means is that tmux allows you to open multiple terminals instances in one session, instead of having multiple terminal tabs open and switching between them. tmux can also detach a session so that it runs in the background then re-attach to it at a later […]
EndeavourOS – The Arch Linux Distro Worth Switching To
Explore EndeavourOS – The Terminal-centric Linux Distro for Power Users. Could it be better than Arch?
Using The SCREEN Command In Linux in (2023)
The screen command in Linux is a powerful tool that allows users to create multiple sessions on a single terminal window, providing a more efficient and organized way of managing tasks and allowing for uninterrupted work on remote servers.
Surf the Web in your Linux Terminal with Browsh
Do you live in the terminal? Are your dreams filed with pixels so retro that Minecraft had to come up with them? Then you are in the right place today. Browsh, is a lesser known, terminal friendly browser that will bring you the web in a more detailed fashion than something Like Lynx or w3m. […]
Fine-Tune Firefox Settings In 3 Easy Steps
Customizing Firefox settings manually can enhance user experience, increase privacy and security, and streamline productivity by tailoring the browser’s features and functions to individual preferences and needs.