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The Best Linux Desktop Environments for HiDPI Displays
macOS and Windows 10 have good HiDPI support for high-resolution monitors. Here are the best Linux desktop environments to use with HiDPI displays.
How to Move the Clock to Right-Most Corner on the Taskbar in Windows 10
In Windows 10 there are two different ways to move the clock to the right corner on the taskbar. Follow the one that suits your needs.
How to Play DVDs in Linux
Due to legal implications, playing DVDs in Linux is not as straightforward as it should be. Here’s how you can configure your system to play DVDs in Linux
How to Stream Online Videos on VLC in Linux
While it is easy to stream Youtube videos on VLC, it is not as easy to stream other online videos to VLC. This tutorial shows you how to do so.
7 Essential Linux Education Apps for Students
If you are a student who uses Linux, you can use these Linux education apps to improve your studying and learning experience.
How to Quickly Clear Your System Cache in Ubuntu
If left unchecked, your system cache might take up a big chunk of your storage and memory. Here’s how you can quickly clear the system cache in Ubuntu.
How to Set Grub to Remember Your Last Selected Entry
If you’ve dual-booted Windows and Linux, you might notice that Grub always defaults to the first entry of the bootup list. Here’s how to set Grub to save the last selected entry.
How to Quickly Search for Emoji from Linux Command Line
Rather than searching for emojis on the Internet, you can also search for emojis on your system. Here’s how you can do that in the Linux command line.
5 Linux Browsers You Probably Haven’t Heard Of
Other than Firefox and Chrome, there are tons of browsers out there that you can use. Here are 5 other Linux browsers you might not have heard of.
How to Install Microsoft Office 2013 in Linux
Switching to Linux doesn’t mean you have to give up on your Windows applications. For Office users, here’s how to install Microsoft Office 2013 in Linux.
How to Have a Live Preview of Another Workspace in Ubuntu
If you want to find out what’s happening in another workspace without switching over, you can now get a live preview of another workspace in Ubuntu. Here’s how.
How to Disable the Integrated Microphone and Webcam in Ubuntu
Linux users should also beware of malware that can monitor your activities. Learn how you can disable the microphone and webcam in Ubuntu.
What Is Wayland and What Does It Means for Linux Users
The newly released Fedora 25 is using Wayland as the default display server. What is Wayland, and what does this mean for you as a Linux user? Let’s find out!
How to Get NVIDIA’s GPU Assisted Video Encoding (NVENC) to Work in Ubuntu
Nvidia’s NVENC allows the use the GPU to encode video streams so as to reduce video conversion time. Here’s how to get Nvidia’s NVENC working in Ubuntu.
How to Reduce Eye Strain on Linux Ubuntu Systems
To reduce eye strain, you should use dedicated software that prompts you to take frequent work breaks, something which is really beneficial for your eyes. Safe Eyes for Linux is one you should check out.
4 of the Best Linux Distributions You Can Run on ARM Devices
The versatility of Linux means that it can be run on almost any device. Here are 4 of the best Linux distributions you can run on ARM devices.
5 of the Best Application Launchers for Linux
Don’t you really hate it when you can’t find a program in the App menu? Check out this list of Linux application launchers to help you find and open programs quickly.