Some lovely GTK MATE themes for your Linux desktop.
Some lovely themes for your Linux MATE desktop. Make it look like CDE.
Some lovely themes for your Linux MATE desktop. Make it look like CDE.
A few ways to get system information on a Linux system.
How to use SSH escape sequences to get information about an SSH connection on Linux.
How to set a custom console font on your Linux console with the command line easily.
Gnome is still not setting proper icon thumbnails in the file picker in 2022. Please fix this now.
The best Linux drivers for the Nvidia RTX 4090 on Ubuntu.
How to remove the Ubuntu Pro advertisements when updating apt?
Brother DCP-J562DW printer and scanner works very well on Linux. This is a very nice scanner indeed.
How to perform an Internet speed test online using the Linux command line. This is very quick and easy to do.
RUTE Linux tutorial, this is very useful for a student of Linux it will help you understand the Linux operating system and how it works under the hood.
I recently set up my server again and I wanted to use it on a network. I removed Network Manager from the system as it was overwriting the /etc/resolv.conf file. Then I set up netplan instead. This allows me to setup a DHCP configuration and get my machine working on the network again. I still … Read more
This is how to remove Snapd from the latest Ubuntu if you do not wish to use Firefox as a snap. You may download a copy of Firefox for Linux here anyway. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/linux/. sudo systemctl stop snapd && sudo systemctl disable snapd sudo apt purge snapd rm -rf ~/snap sudo rm -rf /snap /var/snap /var/lib/snapd … Read more
I have just discovered The Xcas mathematics program. This is very useful for running mathematical calculations on Linux. Just type in a math problem and click run to see the solution. To install this on Linux Mint or Ubuntu, install the xcas package. ┌──(john㉿DESKTOP-PF01IEE)-[/mnt/c/Users/Intel i5/Videos/helis] └─$ sudo apt install xcas┌──(john㉿DESKTOP-PF01IEE)-[/mnt/c/Users/Intel i5/Videos/helis] └─$ sudo apt install … Read more
Some suggestions for new users of Linux and thoughts on modern Linux distributions. Linux is very annoying in various ways.
If you executed a command on Ubuntu and messed up your system, there is hope. The apt-file utility can search the package repositories for the missing file and then tell you which package contains it. This is a good way to replace a system file that was accidentally deleted. This is impressive, and a good … Read more
There are some security issues with snaps in Ubuntu, this is one example: https://ubuntu.com/security/notices/USN-5292-1. This is how to remove snaps from Ubuntu if you wish. Firstly, update your package repositories. ~$ sudo apt update~$ sudo apt update Remove all snapd, all installed snaps and the Software Center plugin (Don’t forget to save any data related … Read more
Adding a new user to the Ubuntu server is very simple. The useradd command may be used in a script to create multiple users very easily. This is a very good bash shell script to create a bunch of users in one go. All you need to do after this is assign new passwords to … Read more
Ubuntu Linux tips and tricks for using it on the desktop. The main thing about using Linux is getting it installed is one thing, but getting various hardware working and configured is another. Nvidia drivers are one major stumbling block for willing Ubuntu users. Here is a nice tutorial that explains how to install Nvidia … Read more
Easily set up an online VPN using OpenVPN on a VPS with this simple script Amazon Web Services offer cloud-based servers that allow a user to easily set up a remote Linux server and host a VPN using OpenVPN to use an unfiltered Internet connection that can pass through a proxy if you use port … Read more