What You Need to Know About WannaCry Infecting Linux

Several days have passed since WannaCry has wreaked havoc on the world with its clever use of an SMB exploit found within Windows, yet the malware continues making the news with new information and speculation surrounding its origins, its trajectory, and the potential for more massive attacks. Some local press organizations around the world have … Read more

4 Great Linux Distros Designed for Privacy and Security

Conventional security measures like antivirus programs are behind the curve when it comes to modern hackers and malware. Unfortunately, antivirus software and firewalls give users a false sense of security. In reality, new threats are being developed and unleashed into the wild every single day, and even the best antivirus programs have to play catchup. … Read more

How to Send and Receive SMS on Linux with KDE Connect

KDE Connect is an amazing application that bridges the gap between your Linux desktop and your Android phone. It allows you to view the notifications from your Android phone on your desktop. It also lets you respond to text messages through your Linux PC. KDE Connect also has other useful features. You can control your … Read more

Top 5 Ebook Authoring Tools for Linux

Ebooks are quickly becoming the most popular publication medium for books. More people than ever are buying their books in digital form, and ebooks open up an invaluable opportunity for publishers and self-published authors alike. ebooks are even a popular tool for inbound marketing and lead generation. If you want to create your own ebook … Read more

How to Encrypt Files and Folders with VeraCrypt in Ubuntu

It may be a good idea sometimes to keep certain files and folders in an encrypted location to prevent unauthorised access. This is especially important on a shared computer where you might have some sensitive documents that you don’t want other users to see. A common technique used by some people is to hide the … Read more

How to Install Wine Staging on Ubuntu Linux

For running Windows games and applications on Linux, Wine is easily the best option. The Wine Project is actively maintained and supported by a thriving community. It’s continually improving and adding compatibility for programs. Wine Staging takes all of that to the next level. So, what’s the deal with “staging?” Wine is probably more conservative … Read more

How to Install the Latest AMDGPU-PRO Drivers on Ubuntu

AMDGPU-PRO is AMD’s proprietary driver for its latest graphics cards. That means that it mainly covers the Polaris cards, the RX 4XX series and the RX 5XX series. It does work with older cards too, but they won’t see as much continual improvement and development. Like its name suggests, AMDGPU-PRO is intended for professional use. … Read more

How to Install Discord on Ubuntu Linux

Discord is a wildly popular text and voice chat application. Though it began life catering primarily to gamers, it has gained widespread favor across nearly all audiences. Discord isn’t just a great chat client. When you install it you also get its powerful server capabilities, batteries included. Gamers and non-gamers alike can spin up their … Read more

How to Turn Any Website into an App on Linux

Web apps have become increasingly popular over the last few years due to huge advancements in browser technology and have replaced their desktop counterparts for many users. If you are a heavy user of web applications, you might want them to be a little more integrated with your desktop so that you can launch them … Read more

5 of the Best Microsoft Project Alternatives for Linux

There are hundreds of Microsoft Project alternatives, and we have covered them before. There are cross-platform and Web alternatives, but in this article I will focus on Microsoft Project alternatives for Linux in particular. The distinction is a bit tricky because technically Web-based alternatives can be used from Linux, too. Some of the apps I’ve … Read more