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Playing music from the command line isn’t the right option for everyone. MPD is a command-line option for music playback that requires manual configuration. Some people will love that. It’ll drive others insane. It all depends on how you prefer to use your Linux PC.
How to Count the Number of Files in a Directory in Linux
When you have a folder full of files, it can be difficult to find the exact file count. Learn how you can count the number of files in a directory in Linux.
How to Disable the Touchpad When a Mouse Is Connected in Linux GNOME Shell
Gnome Shell has an option to disable the touchpad, but you can bring it further to get it to automatically disable the touchpad when a mouse is connected. Find out how here.
How to View Song Lyrics on the Linux Desktop
There are a number of great options for seeing your favorite song lyrics on your Linux desktop. These music players and standalone utilities can help.
How to Create an Anonymous Bootable Tails USB
Tails is an excellent option for an anonymous operating system. Learn how to make your own bootable Tails USB to turn any PC into an anonymous one.
How to Set Up Bluetooth in Linux
Bluetooth in Linux is often hit or miss. If you haven’t had Bluetooth working out of the box, follow this guide to set up Bluetooth in Linux.
Manage Your Linux Game Library With Lutris
Gaming on Linux can be a pain. Lutris is a Linux game manager that aims to change that by bringing all of your games together in one place.
How to Customize Your Linux Terminal with Pokemon Skins
Here’s how to customize your Tilix terminal in Ubuntu with 493 unique Pokemon skins. Choose your favorite, or set it to display new Pokemon on every launch.
How to Play Blu-Ray on Linux
Playing a Blu-ray on Linux isn’t straightforward. This method allows you to play your Blu-rays on your favorite operating system as simply as possible.
How to Transfer ROMs to RetroPie Via USB
You can easily set up the Raspberry Pi to become a retro gaming machine with RetroPie. Here’s how you can transfer ROMs to Retropie and start playing games.
How to Handle a Hi-Dpi Screen in Linux
HiDPI monitors are becoming more popular than ever. Learn how to tailor your Linux desktop to look good with these high-resolution screens.
How to Secure Your Linux Desktop with Iptables
Using a strong firewall can help you control who gets access to your computer and how. Learn how to implement the iptables firewall on your Linux desktop.
How to Stream Twitch Directly to GNOME on Linux
Twitch is easily the most popular game-streaming platform on the Internet. GNOME Twitch allows you to easily integrate Twitch into your Linux desktop.
How to Set Up an Email Server in Ubuntu
There are plenty of reasons to run your own email server. In the past it’s been a real pain, but now using Ubuntu, Docker, and Mailcow, it’s much easier.
How to Use Emojis in Linux
The support for emojis on the Linux desktop is largely below par. Let’s take a look at some distro-agnostic ways to view and input emojis in Linux
7 Great Linux Design Tools Digital Artists Should Know
If you are a digital artist, Linux offers some of the best design tools you can use to create outstanding designs. Here are 7 of the best Linux design tools you should use.
5 of the Best Journal Apps for Linux
Whether you’re keeping a journal for fun or a more practical reason, it can be valuable. These journal apps for Linux make journaling a breeze.
5 Must-Have Security Tools for Your Linux PC
Security is important, even on Linux desktops. These 5 security tools for Linux can help protect your desktop against a wide variety of security threats.
How to Customise and Pimp Your Bash Prompt in Linux
In Linux, the terminal is a big deal, and you'll spend time working with it. Why not customize it to your liking and make it look good?
How to Enable Picture-in-Picture Mode in GNOME Shell
Both Windows and macOS have added PiP mode to their OS. If you are using Gnome Shell, here’s how you can enable picture-in-picture mode in Gnome Shell.
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