The terminal is a powerful tool that can be used for performing various tasks including software installation, system administration, and network monitoring, etc. The terminal with its default black background and white characters is really a helpful tool when you
It is often annoying when a program stops working and you cannot even close it. Rebooting the system is not always the appropriate way and we search for ways to get rid of unresponsive programs, easily and quickly. In this
Eye of Gnome or the Image Viewer is the default picture/image viewing application for Debian. It is available on most Debian versions by default. It integrates with the GTK+ look and feel of GNOME and supports many image formats for
TaskBoard is a free and open-source PHP based tool that helps users to keep track of their important tasks. It has a simple user-friendly web interface that is intuitive and easy to use. It is easily customizable and can work
In one of our previous articles, we have explained how to use apt package manager in order to perform different operations like searching for available packages, installing or upgrading packages, removing packages, etc. But today, we will discuss another utility
We all know the feeling of losing a file, looking for it in the trash, and not even finding it there. Luckily the trauma is temporary and there are various tools available through which you can get your lost file
In the IT world, it is important to keep a copy of your data as possible in order to utilize it when required in case of disk failure or when removed by mistake. Therefore taking a regular backup at the
While performing some administrative tasks on the command line with sudo privileges, you might have noticed this situation that if you enter a sudo password, the command runs normally. For subsequent commands that run shortly after the first sudo command,
PDF or the Portable Document Format is mostly our first choice when it comes to printing, sharing and emailing documents, especially the larger ones. For Windows and macOS, you might be very much familiar, and also dependent on, the widely
In Mozilla Firefox, which is pre-installed on most Linux distributions, there is a title bar above the tabbed area which takes up more space than necessary. However, with Firefox version 60, a feature has been added that allows better use