About Tavis J. Hampton

Tavis J. Hampton is a freelance writer from Indianapolis. He is an avid user of free and open source software and strongly believes that software and knowledge should be free and accessible to all people. He enjoys reading, writing, teaching, spending time with his family, and playing with gadgets.

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Articles by Tavis J. Hampton

Easy Organization with KDE’s Plasma Shelf Widget

BY Tavis J. Hampton - November 10, 2010

Linux Game Review: Sun Blast

BY Tavis J. Hampton - November 3, 2010

Kubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat Review

BY Tavis J. Hampton - October 27, 2010

Advanced KDE Administration

BY Tavis J. Hampton - October 20, 2010

Linux Gaming: Wine vs. Cedega vs. CrossOver Games

BY Tavis J. Hampton - October 13, 2010

How to Configure Language Settings in KDE

BY Tavis J. Hampton - October 6, 2010

5 Intriguing KDE Apps

BY Tavis J. Hampton - September 29, 2010

Spiritual And Religious Software For Linux

BY Tavis J. Hampton - September 22, 2010

Okular: Universal Document Viewer For KDE 4

BY Tavis J. Hampton - September 16, 2010

A Look at KDE Desktop Effects

BY Tavis J. Hampton - September 8, 2010

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Auto Generate Passwords in Google Chrome

If you are creating a new account on a site, Google Chrome can automatically generate a new secure password for you and insert into the password field.

1. In Google Chrome, type "about:flags" in the omnibox.

2. Scroll down the list till you find the field "Enable password generation". Click "Enable".

3. Relaunch the Chrome browser. Now everything you are on an account creation page, you should see a key icon on the password field and you can click to automate generate password.