Since Docker containers are little boxes of software, you can easily copy and move them around from computer to computer. It may be that you worked on a Docker instance on your local computer and decided to move it to a more powerful server. Or maybe you just want to deploy your custom container on … Read more
Can’t find an open-source media player that perfectly fits the aesthetic of your Linux system? Try Clapper! It’s an open-source, modern media player that complements your GNOME system and provides all the necessary features of a media player. Let’s explore the features of Clapper in this article to understand why you should at least try … Read more
Do you want to play Fortnite on your Linux system but can’t because it’s only accessible via the Epic Games Store? Although it is only available for Windows and macOS, You can still install Epic Games Store on your Linux system. In this tutorial, we’ll explore different methods to install the Epic Games Store on … Read more
Clearing your Linux system’s history logs is vital to maintaining a healthy machine. It allows you to save precious disk space and protect your digital activities from prying eyes. Here, we show you how to clear the history data on your Bash shell, file manager, and text editor on Ubuntu Linux. Content Clearing the Command … Read more
Google Photos is a cloud-based platform that can tag and share your pictures with other users. However, relying on Google to preserve your precious memories can be a problem on both cost and privacy grounds. Here, we show you eight of the best self-hosted photo management software in Linux that you can use to preserve … Read more
Scrcpy (pronounced as Screen Copy) is an open-source application you can use to seamlessly control and mirror your Android device on Linux. You can connect to your Android device via USB cable or wirelessly and control it using your keyboard and mouse. Here we show you how to control your Android device on Linux. Content … Read more
Symfony is one of the best full-stack PHP frameworks, with over six hundred thousand developers using it actively. Notably, it’s used in the development of many popular websites and web applications, including Spotify, Dailymotion, and Trivago. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install the Symfony framework on your Linux system. Content Features of Symfony … Read more
GPG keys are a vital part of verifying your online identity. As such, securing it from bad actors ensures that no one can impersonate you in your communications with other people. Here, we show you five simple tips on how to secure your GPG key in Linux. Content 1. Create Subkeys for Each GPG Function … Read more
Minecraft is a very popular game and a big part of its appeal is the ability to run your own servers. It’s surprisingly simple to host a Minecraft server, and you can get one up and running quickly. Here we show you how you can host a Minecraft server, both as a system service and … Read more
Maintaining SSH login credentials are an important part of every administrator’s security protocol. Here we show you how you can reduce the keys that you maintain by linking your SSH login to your GPG key. Content Why Use GPG Keys for Logging In to SSH Preparing Your GPG Key for SSH Enabling SSH Support in … Read more