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How to Use Display Filters in Wireshark
Wireshark displays so much data on the screen that it is difficult to find the information you want. This is where Wireshark’s display filters is useful.
Fish: A Better Alternative to Bash That Many Are Not Aware of
Have you ever wanted to get away from Bash when using Linux? Enter Fish shell, a great alternative with tons of neat features.
App Grid – a Faster Alternative to Ubuntu Software Center
If you are a regular Ubuntu Software Center user, and are looking for a better alternative, App Grid is a fully featured and light-weight option for you.
Write Cross-Platform Desktop Applications on Linux Using Lazarus
Lazarus is cross platform compatible and makes it very easy to write cross-platform desktop applications on Linux. Check out this beginner guide to Lazarus.
Interesting Clock Widgets and Plasmoids for KDE
A clock doesn’t have to rely on boring numbers. Check out these interesting KDE clock widgets and Plasmoids with a creative approach to telling the time.
Beginner’s Guide to Mastering the Netstat Command on Linux
The netstat command displays information about the Linux networking subsystem including data on open network connections and routing tables.
How to Install Gnome Classic Shell in Ubuntu
Need a lightweight alternative to Unity desktop in Ubuntu? You can install Gnome Classic Shell and use it in your old laptop.
How to Use the Linux “find” Command to Locate Files
Do you have trouble finding a file in your computer? You can easily find files from the command line using the find command. Here’s how to use it.
How to Rename Files in Linux
Renaming files can be an easy, or difficult task, depending on the tools you use. Here are some easy and useful ways to rename files in Linux.
How to Set Up a Local Web Server on Windows, Mac, and Linux
If you are a designer/developer looking to test out your site, you will need a local web server. Here’s how you can setup local webserver on all major OS.
How to Manage Startup Applications in Ubuntu 14.04
Do you have a lot of startup applications in Ubuntu that slow down the whole startup process? Here is how you can manage startup applications in Ubuntu.
Advanced Guide to nslookup
The “nslookup” command helps you to look up addresses in the Internet. Check out the advanced guide here to master nslookup.
How to Profile a C program in Linux using GNU gprof
Code profiling lets you identify bottlenecks, dead code, and bugs. For Linux programmer, the GNU profiler “gprof” is the profiling tool for you.
5 Vim Tips and Tricks for Experienced Users
The Vim editor offers so many features that it’s very difficult to learn all of them. For experienced users, here are some useful Vim tips and tricks for you.
Robolinux Install Guide and Hands-on Review
Robolinux is a Linux distro which caters to those who want to migrate away from Windows. Check out the installation guide and Robolinux review here.
How to Sync Microsoft OneDrive in Linux
Microsoft’s OneDrive is tightly integrated with Windows and there isn’t a Linux sync agent. Find out how you can sync OneDrive in Linux with onedrive-d.
How to Reset a Ubuntu Password
If you have forgotten your user account password in Ubuntu, here is how you can reset Ubuntu password. This will work on any Ubuntu-based distro as well.