Linux Software
Most Polished Linux Monitoring tools of (2022)
I’m no helicopter admin, not for lack of trying, I usually pop in a few times a week to run some routines and make sure
Monitor your Linux Server with Monit
Ever need to monitor your Linux server’s services or HD space? Learn how to achieve that with Monit!
Top 5 Best Email Servers For Linux
Email is a tricky subject… Should you host your own private email? Ever thought about it? Come discover open source Linux email solutions you should
Top 5 GitHub and Git Alternatives To Use In (2023)
We’re going to take a look at 5 self hosted GitHub alternatives that you can try out on your home server!
Customizing Firefox with CSS
Firefox, the most commonly bundled browser for Linux today. Lets go over making your Firefox look stylish with CSS!
Install Java 17 in Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora
Java, that secret sauce you never knew you needed. We will discuss the differences between installing Java on these distributions.
5 Best Flowchart and Diagramming Software for Linux
I have spent years working as a Project Manager and Business Analyst, and documenting processes is essential to successfully completing a task. As my
Top 7 Linux Text Editors to Try Out In (2023)
Let’s face it, all of us need a quick loading and easy to use text editor. Sure we like using LibreOffice or OpenOffice for
Top 5 Best E-Mail Clients For Your Linux Machine
E-mail is always a fun topic to write about, and it never fails to provoke a fun debate. There are even arguments regarding how
Best Linux Image Editors to Unleash your Creativity With
The term Photoshop has now become a type of genericization (a brand name that is applied to all similar products…like Kleenex for Tissues or Scotch
Top Google Drive Alternatives That Care About Privacy
We are looking at free services that provide desktop synchronization with your Linux Desktop (either automatic or manual) or where you can run your own
Python Development Crash Course with PyCharm and Kivy
Okay, you just installed PyCharm as your IDE and you want to get started. We will make the following assumptions:
* You are somewhat familiar
