Emacs is a powerful application. It allows you to integrate various parts of your daily workflow into a single cohesive utility. You can also use it to manage your emails. Here we show you how you can integrate your email inbox in Emacs and how to properly link Emacs to Gmail in order to send … Read more
Keeping our date and time settings accurate in Linux is extremely important for the smooth functioning of system tasks. The timedatectl command in Linux allows you to query and change the system clock and its various associated settings. It comes as part of systemd and provides a simple way to ensure your system reports the … Read more
Gentoo Linux is a powerful and extensible distribution that stuck to the original source-based package management. Further, its package manager, portage, is a powerful utility that allows you to fine-tune and tweak each distribution aspect. However, it is not a distribution that is easy to install and use. Here we show you how to install … Read more
Doom Emacs provides an easy and approachable way to start with the Emacs environment. It does this by providing you with an editor that is already complete with plugins and working right out of the box. This article will show you how to install Doom Emacs in Linux as well as configure it for personal … Read more
It seems that no matter which distro you use, the terminal emulator remains its most boring fixture. The good thing is that you can make it look a little nicer with its many customization options. Here, you’ll learn how to customize the Linux terminal in a way that provides it with a little bit of … Read more
Whether you’re preparing for a professional presentation, a cinematic experience, or enhancing your workspace, projectors are a great way to turn an average space up to 11. However, for Linux users, there can sometimes be difficulties getting different displays to work, and it may be important to walk through some troubleshooting steps to get things … Read more
Whether you suspect there’s an issue or you just want to stay ahead of possible problems, it’s a good idea to learn how to check SSD health in Linux. Anytime you notice any problems, such as slow loading speeds or missing data, check your SSD. If something’s wrong, you’ll have time to save your data … Read more
As you work with Git, you will have many instances where, after adding new lines of code to your .gitignore file, the ignored files still show up in your “git commit” staging area. When you are facing such issues, the best way to resolve the issue is to clear and clean your Git cache. This … Read more
In the hunt for lighter Desktop Environments for your Linux system, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the number of choices available to you. The community will send you all over the Internet looking at different DEs, and you’ll end up confused and looking to go back to whatever you had before. We’ve taken the … Read more
While ZRAM is a fantastic solution to trade some CPU horsepower to gain more RAM, how can you configure it to dedicate more or less RAM to ZRAM? How can you change the compression algorithm? In what scenarios are such changes worthwhile? Read on to find out how to configure ZRAM on Ubuntu. Content Check … Read more