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It would be helpful if your Linux scripts and terminal commands could send you desktop notifications. Well, they can, and it's super easy to set up!
How to Set Up and Use AbanteCart on Ubuntu
AbanteCart is a free open source shopping cart software that you can use to start your own online shop . Learn how you can install, setup and use AbanteCart on Ubuntu.
How to Restore the Legacy System Tray in GNOME Shell
GNOME 3.26 completely removes the legacy system tray at the top of your desktop. Learn how to bring it back with the TopIcons Plus extension.
5 Raspberry Pi Alternatives to Build Your Own Small Computer
The Raspberry Pi is not the only single board computer available. There are several others that are worth a look. Check out these Raspberry Pi alternatives.
How to Create Color Schemes to Match Your Wallpaper on Linux
Wal is a script to change the color scheme of your Linux desktop when you change the wallpaper. Learn how to easily create a color scheme to match your wallpaper in Linux.
How to Integrate KDE Connect with GNOME Shell
Learn how to integrate KDE Connect with GNOME Shell desktop using MConnect to take advantage of all of the awesome Android integration that it provides!
Essential Tools for Producing High Quality Podcasts on Linux
Mac and Windows users have plenty of options for podcast production. For Linux users here are some awesome tools for producing high-quality podcasts on Linux.
How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication in Ubuntu
Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security to your accounts. Learn how you can easily set up two-factor authentication on Ubuntu.
How to Manage Nvidia Optimus Chipsets in Ubuntu with Bumblebee
Bumblebee allows you to use the dedicated nVidia GPU for rendering when needed and to power it down when not in use. Learn how to use Bumblebee in Ubuntu.
How to Monitor Linux System Health and Performance with Netdata
Looking to monitor Linux system performance? Netdata is a lightweight tool for health monitoring & distributed real time performance of Linux machines.
How to Connect to a VPN Automatically on Linux
Most Linux distros come with a VPN client for you to connect to VPN manually. This tutorial shows you the way to connect to a VPN automatically on Linux.
How to Fix a Bootloop on Your Android Device
If you are experiencing a bootloop issue after flashing a custom ROM, here are some ways to help you get out of the bootloop to get your phone working again.
5 of the Best Linux Distros in 2017
It’s not easy picking a Linux distribution. While there isn’t truly a one-size-fits-all solution, here are 5 of the best Linux distros to try in 2017.
How to Detect and Clean Malware from a Linux Server with Maldet
Linux systems are not immune to malware. To protect yourself, you can use Maldet to detect and clean malware from a Linux server.
How to Fix “No Route to Host” Connection Error in Linux
“No Route To Host” is a tough problem to diagnose. There could be any number of things causing it. Try these tips to help solve the problem.
3 Free Color-Picker Tools for the Linux Desktop
There are several ways to pick colors on the Linux desktop; here are 3 free useful color picker tools for Linux that will get the job done for you.
How to Use NMap to Check Your Linux Computer for Open Ports
Open and unsecured ports can be a serious security risk on Linux systems. Use NMAP to discover open ports on your Linux system and secure them.
How to Scan Your Linux Computer for Viruses and Rootkits
Malware is out there, even for Linux systems. Use these three open-source tools to thoroughly scan your Linux computer for viruses and rootkits.
How to Run Android Apps on Ubuntu Linux with Anbox
Anbox is a new experimental project that lets you run Android applications on Linux. Install the latest version and experiment on Ubuntu.
How to Configure Color Temperature in GNOME Night Light
Gnome Night Light can change the color of your monitor at night so you won’t have eye strain. Learn how you can fine tune the color temperature of your monitor.
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