Linux Desktop
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
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
EndeavourOS – The Arch Linux Distro Worth Switching To
Explore EndeavourOS – The Terminal-centric Linux Distro for Power Users
How To Use The SCREEN Command In Linux in (2023)
Today we will be going over Screen. This is not the screen you are reading this on. No, it’s a remarkable terminal application that allows
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
Fedora 36, a look at what’s new
Today we are going to look at Fedora 36 to see what has changed, what is still the same, and perhaps some features we would
Unlock Firefox’s Full Potential with JavaScript
We showed you how to break the styling monopoly on Firefox with CSS. Now we go a step further. Basically, remaking your browser into what
Kicking out unwanted SSH Sessions the right way! | SSH Security
Have you ever ran a process on a server that just took forever, so you left it to run? Perhaps you forgot to plug in
This is How You Watch Movies the Linux way with MPV
MPV is the best way to view media on Linux by a long shot. You can also do a few things you would not expect.
The Pacman Cheatsheet That Will Make Your Life Better
Here’s one for the ArchArch-based gang! Today I’ll be covering basic pacman commands that you need to know in order to really use pacman to
5 Things to do IMMEDIATELY After Installing Arch Linux
Today we are going to start out with a base installation of Arch Linux. This can be done in 20 minutes on a good connection