Since it came to the scene in 2017, PipeWire saw itself as a powerful contender to replace PulseAudio, but it still had a lot of kinks to work out with its stability. Now that it has gained a strong reputation as a more established audio service for Linux many years later, users are now getting … Read more
The Virtual Network Computing (VNC) protocol is one of the bedrock of remote desktop management. It allows you to seamlessly operate a server remotely along with its entire graphical desktop. Here we show you how to install a VNC server in Ubuntu. We will also show how you can connect to a VNC server and … Read more
Nyxt is a lightweight modern web browser that focuses on functionality, usability and extensibility. It borrows concepts from both Emacs and Vim to provide a way to navigate the web with only your keyboard. This article aims to guide you through the process of installing the Nyxt browser on Ubuntu. Further, this article also aims … Read more
For those who are dealing with writing or design projects, it is common for you to come across a font that your application cannot support. It could be a Macintosh font, a bitmap font or an open type font (otf). For some reason or another, you just can’t get your Ubuntu machine to read them. … Read more
If you’re using Arch Linux or an Arch-based distribution like Manjaro, Archbang, or EndeavourOS, you’ve probably seen the term AUR. What is it? How can you use it? Find out what AUR is and how to use AUR in Arch Linux. Content What is the AUR? How to Use The AUR in Arch Linux Using … Read more
Tomb is a simple shell script that allows you to encrypt files in Linux. Unlike full disk encryption, Tomb enables you to only include the files and folders that you want to encrypt. Here we show you how to install and use Tomb on Ubuntu. Content Why Use Tomb to Encrypt Files in Linux Installing … Read more
It’s an excellent idea to sign in to your SSH server without a password. Seriously, get rid of it. There’s no need to use a password on one of the most attacked services on Linux servers, right? Securing an SSH server using standard password-based authentication is a bad idea. Attackers can easily brute force passwords, … Read more
Monero is the current gold standard for a private cryptocurrency. Unlike Bitcoin, it allows you to easily and seamlessly transact value online without any visible record in the Monero blockchain, so users often prefer Monero in transactions where they want to be anonymous. Here we show you how to install a Monero node, setting it … Read more
Ubuntu is already zippy, especially if you’re coming to Linux from the world of Windows. However, why is Ubuntu sometimes responding slower than usual? Is there anything you can do to give it a boost? If you feel that your Ubuntu system is slow, this tutorial shows a few ways to speed it up. Content … Read more
When transferring files to a remote Linux server, you have a few options. One of the best way is to use a program called Secure Copy, or SCP, that runs over the SSH protocol to quickly transfer files over your network to a remote system. This tutorial shows you how to transfer files securely using … Read more