How to Install Grub Customizer on Ubuntu
The Grub Customizer is a handy GUI tool that lets you configure various aspects of the Grub bootloader. You can use it to change the order of the boot and make Windows boot by default. […]
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Using a Tablet as a Second Monitor in Ubuntu is Actually Pretty Easy with GNOME’s baked-in remote desktop protocol (RDP) and screen sharing
Among the various GNOME 42 features were a number of changes relating to the desktop’s support for the remote desktop protocol (RDP) and screen sharing. This included the ability to extend the desktop on to […]
Edit PDFs on Linux (and Windows and macOS) with these open source tools
Open source reading and editing tools for PDFs are often more secure and reliable alternatives to the applications residing in the first pages of “PDF editor” search results. There, you’re likely to see proprietary applications […]
HP Dev One is HP’s first developer-focused laptop preloaded with the Ubuntu-based Pop!_OS Linux distribution
By coming pre-loaded with Pop!_OS and its “Cosmic” desktop experience. This offers easy-access to tiling window features, thousands of Flatpak apps through the Pop Shop, and more frequent kernel and graphic driver updates than those […]
Warp: a Fantastically Simple File Transfer App for Linux, using the Magic Wormhole protocol
Yes I know browser based one’s like Firefox also existed, but were shut down due to some or other criminal abuse. The Magic Wormhole protocol does use a Rendezvous Server, so a 3rd party service […]
GNOME Shell on Mobile is Shaping Up Nicely
Of course, if you’re familiar with Linux phone development you will should of heard of (and maybe even tried) Phosh by now. This is a mobile UI associated with the GNOME project but initially spearheaded […]
KDE Connect is Now Available for iPhone and iPad but…
An official KDE Connect mobile client is now available on the Apple App Store. The addition of this official iOS app means folks with an iPhone and/or iPad can benefit from a deeper set of […]
Crontab-ui is an open source GUI web frontend that helps manage the Linux crontab file
Adding and editing cron jobs is very simple. Add a name, the full command you want to run, and the time (using cron syntax), and save. As a bonus, you can also capture logs, and […]
How To Access Linux Partitions From Windows 10 using Linux Reader
If you have dual boot with Windows and Linux, you will probably want to access files from Windows to Linux and vice versa. By default, Linux can read the Windows partitions (FAT and NTFS), but […]
It’s now possible to run a Radeon HD 5000/6000/7000 card on the Raspberry Pi 4 Compute Module (with some glitches)
There has finally been a breakthrough — Thanks to the dedicated community that has sprung up around this topic, a set of kernel patches manage to work around the hardware issues. It’s now possible to […]