As a Linux user, especially an administrator, you might be very well aware of the power of the command line. There is always a way to do almost all of our stuff right inside the Terminal. Using the Terminal makes
If you know the real power of the command line, you wouldn’t want to leave the comfort of the Terminal and go somewhere else to do any of your daily technical activities. There is always a way to do almost
Content on some websites like animations, videos, and games need flash player to be installed and running on your browser. Flash player enables your web browser to run multimedia content. For chrome users, Flash player is already installed but if
The resolution of your display monitor/screen means the clarity of the content (text and images) that you can view on your screen. When your screen is set to a higher resolution, say 1366×768, the contents appearing on your screen will
Most Millenials would remember the stand-alone radio device from the old times that was dedicated to one purpose; fetching and playing radio signals from radio stations. Times have changed now and there are multiple applications that let you listen to
Atom is a free and open-source text editor that is modern, approachable, and hackable to the core. With so many other text editors available, why should we go for Atom? Editors like Sublime and TextMate offer convenience but only limited
In Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, there is a customized version of the Gnome desktop. Ubuntu has done some changes on its 18.04 release to make it look like Unity desktop. However, some users might not like these changes. For them, there
The Dropbox application keeps a cache folder for efficiency purposes and also if you want to recover a file/files that you accidentally deleted. This folder is located in the root Dropbox folder by the name of “.dropbox.cache”. This cache also
Ubuntu collects information from your system including hardware and software and sends them to Ubuntu servers. The data includes the information about the packages you have installed, how you are using it, and the applications crash reports. It also generates
This article is about the installation of two famous drawing applications on Ubuntu, that give you the same experience as MS Paint. These are the XPaint and Pinta tools. Both these applications can be installed from the Ubuntu Software Manager