How to Encrypt Files with Gocryptfs
Gocryptfs is an encrypted overlay filesystem and encrypts files individually using chunked AES-GCM. Learn how you can encrypt your files with gocryptfs here .
How to Check and Manage Disk Space in Linux
Running out of disk space on your computer can cause issues and update failure. Learn how you can check and manage disk space in Linux.
How to Get the Google Pixel Boot Animation on Your Android Phone
The boot animation on Google’s newer Pixel devices has been getting a lot of attention. Here is how you can get the Pixel boot animation on your phone.
How to Run Ubuntu in Windows 10 Using Hyper-V
You don’t need extra software to run Ubuntu in Windows 10. Here we show you how you can install Ubuntu in Windows using the built-in Hyper-V feature.
Five of the Biggest Things to Look For on Linux in 2019
Linux will still not be a mainstream desktop in 2019, but there are some interesting things to look for. Here are the 5 biggest Linux predictions for 2019.
How to Make Ubuntu Look Like macOS Mojave 10.14
If you don’t like the default theme of Ubuntu, you can easily change it. Here’s how you can easily turn your Ubuntu into macOS Mojave with a few simple steps.
How to Find Out When a File Was Accessed in Linux
Knowing when a file was used, accessed or changed can help to detect unauthorized access. Here is how you can find out when a file was accessed or modified in Linux.
How to Tighten Up Your Privacy on a Chromebook
Using a Chromebook doesn’t mean you have to pass your data to Google. Here is how you can tighten up your Chromebook’s privacy and prevent sending data to Google.
What is WPA3 Security, and When Can You Use it?
WPA3 is the next generation Wi-Fi standard that will replace the current WPA2 standard. Find out what WPA3 is, its benefits and when you can start using it.
How to Connect Your Android Phone to Gnome Desktop with GSConnect
KDE Connect is not the only way to connect your Android and Linux desktop. If you are a GNOME user, you can use GSConnect to control your Android phone from Gnome.
How to Secure Your Chromebook
Chromebooks are secured by design, but that doesn’t mean you can’t further secure it. Here are some ways you can improve the security of your Chromebook.
Linux vs. Windows: An Objective Look at Both Operating Systems
Linux vs. Windows, the age-old battle of the operating systems that caused many flame wars. Let’s take an objective look at how both OSes perform against each other.
Ubuntu Software Center Not Working? Here Are the Fixes
Are you using Ubuntu and have issue with the Software Center? Here are some fixes you can use when you are having the Ubuntu Software Center not working issue.
How to Set Different Wallpaper on Each Monitor on Linux GNOME
In Linux, if you have multiple monitors, it is not that easy to set different wallpaper on each monitor. This tutorial will show you how to do so in Linux Gnome.
How to Fix the Sound in Kali Linux
One of the issues Kali users face is the lack of sound on a fresh installation. If this is important to you, here’s the way to fix the sound in Kali Linux.
How to Change User Agents in Chrome, Firefox and Edge Browsers
Changing a browser’s user agent allows you to test your site for different browser. Here is how you can change the user agent in Chrome, Firefox and MS Edge.
How to Fix Ubuntu Update Errors
Occasionally Ubuntu can throw some errors when updating the system and that can confuse the user. Here are the common Ubuntu update errors and how to fix them with minimal fuss.
5 Free and Useful AntiVirus Software for Windows
You don’t have to pay for expensive software to protect your computer. Here is some free and useful antivirus software for your Windows computer.
Using Rclone to Sync to Multiple Cloud Storage Providers in Linux
Rclone is a Terminal-based utility that syncs folders and files to multiple cloud storage providers. Learn how you can use Rclone in Linux to sync to the cloud.
How to Create a Swap File in Linux
A better alternative to a typical swap partition is to use a swap file, which is similar but gives you more control. Here’s how to create a swap file in Linux.