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The Linux OS has historically been regarded as more secure than Windows or macOS thanks to how it handles user permissions and because it’s...

On August 25th, 2021, the Linux kernel celebrated its 30th anniversary. Since then, it's changed a lot. We changed too. Nowadays, the Linux kernel...

  Are you looking to improve your Linux experience by installing some more applications? If so, this article should give you a few ideas to...

Running a small business on Linux doesn’t mean having a small workload. You need to take care of so many things yourself or with...

Answer this question in all honesty: would you use a different computer (not a Mac) if its operating system felt like macOS? Many people...

When someone thinks about gaming on a PC, most people believe that you have to have a Windows OS. Well, while that might be...

There’s a wide variety of Linux distros out there —built for all kinds of purposes and user types. The top ones are made to...

Introduction TaskBoard is a free and open source software, inspired by the Kanban board, for keeping track of things that need to be done. Kanban is...

Why HTTPS? Starting with Chrome 56, the browser developed by Google marks non-secure pages containing password and credit card input fields as Not Secure in...

Introduction - Sensu Monitoring Sensu is a free and open source tool for composing a monitoring system. It is entirely written in Ruby. It uses...

Cybercrime is a  growing threat that has caused most internet users to rethink how they protect their data and information. Cybercriminals are getting more...

Linux and Gaming Linux is a widely used and popular open source operating system that was first released back in 1991. It differs from operating...

Schools have resumed with students returning with renewed determination and competitive spirit to the classrooms. Are you one of these students? You want every...

As a UNIX user, one of the basic tasks that you will often find yourself performing is renaming files and folders. Renaming...

Most modern Linux flavors such as Ubuntu and Mint come with out of the box support for several hardware components such as...

Linux Mint is a hugely popular free and opensource Linux flavor based on Ubuntu. It enjoys a wide clientele with million users...

Zipping a file or directory is a popular practice when you want to send a huge file that seemingly takes up a lot of...

Occasionally, you find yourself scouring through your system in search of a particular file(s). It can be a truly daunting task sifting through hundreds...