The Linux Compendium
If you use any of your devices that operate on a battery quite often, then it gets very important for you to keep an eye on your power consumption. At times when you overlook this aspect, the batteries of your devices get drained very quickly due to poor usage. Therefore, you should always keep track … Read more
On computer systems, you either set the clock manually or set it to automatically sync with internet based servers. The best practice is to have it sync automatically with internet time servers unless there is a need of manual setting. Also you should make sure the clock is correctly synchronized otherwise it may cause issues … Read more
Opera may not be one of the most used and famous web browsers today, but it is a fast browser and offers many useful features. It is supported on nearly all major OS platforms such as Windows, Linux, and Mac. Its main feature because of which most of the users preferred it is its built-in … Read more
PowerShell is Microsoft’s an automation platform with an interactive command-line shell and scripting language that allows administrators to simplify and automate administrative tasks. Previously it was just available for Windows OS but then Microsoft created a snap version of PowerShell for Linux users. Snaps are actually containerized applications that offer a single package that works … Read more
Grub Customizer is a great GUI tool for changing the default configurations of the grub bootloader. With this tool you can add, remove and rearrange boot menu entries via the GUI. It also allows you to edit kernel parameters to change the time delay at boot time. The Grub Customizer tool also allows you to … Read more
Jitsi Meet is a free, open-source, secure, simple, and scalable video conferencing solution that you can use as a standalone application or embed it into your web application. The Jitsi Meet client runs in your browser, so you don’t need to install anything on your computer. With Jisti Meet you can stream your desktop or … Read more
Some users who frequently use an external USB mouse with their laptops prefer disabling the touchpad when the mouse is plugged in. The reason for doing so is to avoid accidental touches to the touchpad that might mess up with the current view they are on. Unfortunately, Linux Debian does not provide configuring this touchpad … Read more
People who use MacBook frequently are accustomed to scrolling with the two-finger touchpad. They also know how useful two-finger scrolling can be on a laptop. Fortunately, you can use the same feature via Debian on your other laptops, especially if your touchpad is made by Synaptics. If this feature is enabled on your laptop, the … Read more
The GNOME Debian GUI comes with a wide range of keyboard shortcuts that can be used to perform routine operations and increase productivity. It saves a lot of time spent navigating with mouse, keyboard and menus. If you were using the Windows operating system, you may have used Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart and shut down your … Read more
SSH (Secure Shell) is an encrypted protocol to connect with a remote device. By default, it works on TCP port 22. There are two methods to connect with the remote server using SSH, one is by using the password authentication, and another way is to authenticate is by the public key. In this tutorial, we … Read more