How well a solid state drive performs is dependent on how you use it. Here is what you shouldn’t do to your SSD on Windows so as to keep it in top shape.
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Linux (especially Ubuntu) tips & tricks
How to Encode H.265 Video Using ffmpeg on Linux
The new H.265 compression standard can provide substantially improved video quality at the same bit rate. Learn how you can encode H.265 video with ffmpeg.
Use Pianobar to Listen to Pandora From the Linux Command-line
If you love the command line and like listening music while doing work, you’ll be thrilled to know that Pandora can be accessed through command line as well.
Stream Games on Twitch with Linux Using Castawesome
Are you a Linux gamer looking to stream gameplay to Twitch? It is not an easy task, but with Castawesome, you can get it done easily.
How to Change Folder Colors in Dolphin (KDE File Manager)
If you want to change the color of your folder icons without installing a new icon set, Dolphin Folder Color for KDE is a great solution.
5 Useful PPAs for Ubuntu
A PPA allows you to install third party software, games, proprietary drivers that are not in the Ubuntu repository. Check out these useful PPAs for Ubuntu.
How to Find your Windows and Linux Computers Uptime and Installation Date
You can easily check if your computer is running 24/7 by checking its uptime. Here is how you can do so in Windows and Linux.
5 Beautiful Icon Themes for Linux
The good thing about Linux is the ability to customize almost everything, including the icons. Here are 5 beautiful icon themes for you to choose.
SymphonyOS 14.1 review
SymphonyOS started life back in 2004, and after a hiatus of several years, it has been renewed with the aptly named phoenix series. Let’s check it out and see how it performs.
Easily Create a Screencast of Your Linux Desktop Using ScreenStudio
Are you looking for an easy way to create a screencast on your Linux desktop? ScreenStudio could be the one for you.
Find and Remove Duplicate Files in Linux
If you care about file organization on your Linux machine, you can easily find and remove duplicate files via the command line or with dupeGuru.
Perform Multiple Operations in Linux with the ‘xargs’ Command
Xargs is a useful command that lets you perform multiple command line operations in a single command. Learn how you can put it to good use.
Full hands-on and Review on PCLinuxOS 2014.08
PCLinuxOS has recently released its first version for 2014. The new version uses Linux kernel 3.15.9, runs KDE and includes NVIDIA and ATI fglrx drivers. Let check it out.
Windows Live Photo Gallery: Free Microsoft Office Picture Manager Alternative
Are you looking for a Microsoft Office Picture Manager alternative? Windows Live Photo Gallery has similar features and has syncing/publishing features.
How to Screencast From the Command Line in Linux
Most people are unaware that you can screencast from the command line. We will show you how you can do so with the help of FFMPEG.
How to Record System Sound with Pulse Audio and Audacity in Linux
Ever wanted to record what you played on your speakers directly to an MP3 file? In Linux, you can easily do so with Audacity and Pulse Audio Volume Control.
Hide Your Processes From Other Users in Linux
It is easy for anyone to find out the running processes in your Linux machine. Learn how to hide processes and controls who has access to the information.
How to Share a Terminal Session with Friends
If you are having problem with your terminal session in Linux or Mac, you can easily share terminal session with your friends and get them to help you. Here’s how to do it.