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Setting Up a Home Network with Linux Mint

BY Chuck Romano - June 5, 2012

How to Monitor Your Linux Performance With Sysstat

BY Chuck Romano - May 15, 2012

Virtualmin Review: A Free Web Server Control Panel

BY Chuck Romano - May 8, 2012

How to Schedule Tasks with Cron and CornTab [Linux]

BY Chuck Romano - April 17, 2012

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Setting Multiple Home Page For Firefox

Do you know you can set multiple websites as the home page in Firefox? Here is how you do it:

1. Go to the "Preferences -> General" section in Firefox.

2. At the Home Page input field, enter the URL of the websites that you want to set as home page, separating each URL with a "|" symbol. For example: http://maketecheasier.com|http://google.com.

3. When you click the "Home' icon in Firefox, a couple of tabs will open, each loading one URL that you entered.