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Enable TRIM for SSDs (Solid State Drives) in Ubuntu (Linux)
As more small computing devices have started using SSDs (Solid State Drives), a concern is the fact that over time, if used in the same way as traditional hard drives, SSDs start to see noticeable...
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Allow Regular Users To Run Some Programs as Root In Ubuntu
If you’re an administrator of a computer with multiple users, it can be a hassle having to give permission to certain users to perform tasks above what their user privileges would normally grant them....
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Configure Ubuntu to Not Dim or Turn Off An Inactive Display
It’s typically good practice for computer users to have their displays set to turn off after a certain period of inactivity. It’s good for a couple reasons. People passing by your computer (at work,...
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Return the Hibernate Option to the Ubuntu 12.04 System Menu
In Ubuntu 12.04, due to an apparently large number of unsupported systems, the Hibernate option was removed, both from the System menu and the system’s Shut Down dialog window. What this means is that...
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Use ClamAV to Scan For Viruses in KDE (without an extra GUI)
It’s generally considered to be a given for Linux users that anti-virus software – a staple for Windows users – is not necessary in the Linux world. While it is certainly true that there aren’t exactly...
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Return the Hibernate Option to the Ubuntu 12.04 System Menu
In Ubuntu 12.04, due to an apparently large number of unsupported systems, the Hibernate option was removed, both from the System menu and the system’s Shut Down dialog window. What this means is that...
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Use ClamAV to Scan For Viruses in KDE (without an extra GUI)
It’s generally considered to be a given for Linux users that anti-virus software – a staple for Windows users – is not necessary in the Linux world. While it is certainly true that there aren’t exactly...
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The Easiest Way to Remotely Connect to Linux Mint from Any OS
I have Linux Mint installed on a test machine at home that I use for playing around with Linux in general, but I use a Windows 10 machine as my main daily driver. I wanted a convenient way to connect...
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Understanding Linux Permissions and chmod Usage
I’ve been taking a course on Linux for the last few months and one aspect of Linux that always confused me was how permissions worked. For example, when uploading a file to my web server once and...
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7 Linux Commands Every Beginner Should Know
If you’re new to Linux, using the terminal can be a bit overwhelming. New Linux distributions like Linux Mint have great graphical interfaces, but the heart of Linux is the kernel and that means using...
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How to Install Ubuntu in VirtualBox
Looking to play around with Ubuntu to see whether or not you can handle Linux? Well, it’s completely free, so there’s no reason to not give it a shot. However, you either need a spare computer or a...
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Find and Change Your Hostname in Ubuntu
If you need to know the name of your Ubuntu computer, this post shows you several ways to find it. We will will also show you how to easily change your host name. In Ubuntu 17.x, there is a device name...
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10 Most Popular Software Choices for a New Ubuntu User
Ubuntu has come along in leaps and bounds since its inception. It has always been slick and fast and very visually appealing. But in the last ten years, Ubuntu has come of age as the preferred Linux...
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Make a Custom Live Linux Distro with Linux Live Kit
Linux, it’s a word that makes many a non-geek’s eyes glaze over almost immediately. However, desktop Linux offerings are now pretty much on par with the big names such as Windows and MacOS. Thanks to...
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Linux Live USB Creator Lets You Create Linux OS’ On The Fly
If you are an open-source fan, you are probably also a Linux fan. Linux is the largest open-source project in the world with hundreds of different versions available depending on your needs. These...
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6 Easy Ways To Speed Up Your Ubuntu Installation
Have you noticed your Ubuntu system’s performance has slowed down? Even though Ubuntu 18.04 (the most recent version) is a very powerful Linux distribution, over time, your installation can become...
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9 Useful Things Linux Can Do that Windows Can’t
Think Windows is the only operating system out there? Think again. Have you heard of Linux? Linux and Windows are considered to be the world’s best-operating systems. When deciding whether to choose...
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How To Sync Ubuntu To Your Google Drive
Are you using Google Drive to store your files but don’t know how to sync it to Ubuntu? Google does not provide a non-browser-based file client for Linux users. But there are several free and low-cost...
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How To Install Almost Any Printer On Ubuntu
Are you trying to install a printer on your Ubuntu system? Luckily, Ubuntu now recognizes most printer brands and will automatically install the related drivers when connected. Many printer...
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How To Reinstall Linux Mint Without Losing Your Data & Settings
Do you want to reinstall or upgrade your Linux Mint Distribution but don’t want to lose all your settings and data in the process? It is possible and not that difficult. Start by backing up your...
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