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Some quite useful utilities here to: I have noticed though on KDE that there is a Clipboards Content icon by default on the toolbar, and you can quickly copy a few different snippets of text, […]
For many (like myself) I had to dual boot into Linux years ago mainly because my higher end games did not work on Linux. As far as word processing and most other things, those all […]
“In case you didn’t know it already, regularly charging the battery to 100% or fully discharging it puts your battery at stress and may lead to poor battery life in the long run. Well, to […]
“The ExpressVPN on Linux GUI, now available in beta, will enjoy a general release with the v4 update later this year. It’s essentially a 1:1 port of the ExpressVPN GUI that Windows and macOS users […]
This was a challenge I had since moving all my devices in the home onto separate VLANs with their own IP address ranges. The Linux client for ProtonVPN still has not implemented split tunnelling. If […]
“If you’ve just plugged in an external USB drive to your Linux system and are wondering how to make it accessible, you’re in the right place! Mounting a drive in Linux might sound technical, but […]
These really are the key components which comprise a Linux system. Unlike Windows, which is a single stack, and you don’t have any options to swap anything out, Linux is a more modular system. In […]
Most of these tools will only excite a YouTuber wanting to have some geeky stuff happening in the background, but actually gping is a graph view of the ping command in the terminal, and Bpytop […]
KDE Plasma is a powerful desktop environment that gives you tons of customisation over how your system looks and feels. However, you need to pair it with the right base distro to get the perfect […]
The most common question most people ask about the vi editor is: How do I exit vi? The joke answer goes: “You don’t. You learn to live with it.” but the serious answer is to […]
