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How to Restore the Legacy System Tray in GNOME Shell
GNOME 3.26 completely removes the legacy system tray at the top of your desktop. Learn how to bring it back with the TopIcons Plus extension.
How to Create Color Schemes to Match Your Wallpaper on Linux
Wal is a script to change the color scheme of your Linux desktop when you change the wallpaper. Learn how to easily create a color scheme to match your wallpaper in Linux.
5 Up-and-Coming Cryptocurrencies to Look Out For
Cryptocurrencies are booming in popularity and people are making loads of money on them. Take a look at 5 currencies that might be the next big thing!
How to Integrate KDE Connect with GNOME Shell
Learn how to integrate KDE Connect with GNOME Shell desktop using MConnect to take advantage of all of the awesome Android integration that it provides!
How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication in Ubuntu
Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security to your accounts. Learn how you can easily set up two-factor authentication on Ubuntu.
The Ultimate Firefox Privacy & Security Guide
Your web browser is an important line of defense in the struggle for your privacy and security online. Configure Firefox to block many common threats.
How to Connect to a VPN Automatically on Linux
Most Linux distros come with a VPN client for you to connect to VPN manually. This tutorial shows you the way to connect to a VPN automatically on Linux.
5 of the Best Linux Distros in 2017
It’s not easy picking a Linux distribution. While there isn’t truly a one-size-fits-all solution, here are 5 of the best Linux distros to try in 2017.
How to Fix “No Route to Host” Connection Error in Linux
“No Route To Host” is a tough problem to diagnose. There could be any number of things causing it. Try these tips to help solve the problem.
How to Use NMap to Check Your Linux Computer for Open Ports
Open and unsecured ports can be a serious security risk on Linux systems. Use NMAP to discover open ports on your Linux system and secure them.
How to Scan Your Linux Computer for Viruses and Rootkits
Malware is out there, even for Linux systems. Use these three open-source tools to thoroughly scan your Linux computer for viruses and rootkits.
How to Easily Back Up Your Linux Desktop to the Cloud with CloudBerry Backup
Are you looking for a simple and convenient way to automatically back up your Linux desktop to the Cloud? CloudBerry Backup may be just the thing you need!
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How to Run Android Apps on Ubuntu Linux with Anbox
Anbox is a new experimental project that lets you run Android applications on Linux. Install the latest version and experiment on Ubuntu.
How to Configure Color Temperature in GNOME Night Light
Gnome Night Light can change the color of your monitor at night so you won’t have eye strain. Learn how you can fine tune the color temperature of your monitor.
How to Create an Encrypted USB with VeraCrypt
VeraCrypt is a powerful cross-platform tool for encrypting files and drives. Learn how to use it to encrypt your portable USB drives.
How to Play Music from the Linux Command Line
MPD is an amazing tool that lets you take control of your music library in Linux. Use it with NCMPCPP for the ultimate command-line music experience!
How to View Song Lyrics on the Linux Desktop
There are a number of great options for seeing your favorite song lyrics on your Linux desktop. These music players and standalone utilities can help.