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How to Get Started With Kubernetes on Your Laptop Using Minikube

As a single-node Kubernetes cluster, Minikube is the best way to run Kubernetes on your laptop because it can be squarely placed inside a virtual machine.

5 XFCE Terminal Themes You Should Try

There are numerous ways to spruce up the XFCE terminal. For those who want to tweak their terminal, here are five great XFCE terminal themes to check out.

How to Install League of Legends on Linux

League of Legends is an extremely popular MoBA game, but it isn’t available for Linux. Learn how to install and run it on Linux with Lutris.

What’s New in Ubuntu 19.04?

You may know that Canonical just launched a new version of Ubuntu, but is it worth the upgrade? Does Ubuntu 19.04 solve any problems you currently have?

4 of the Best Screen Recorders for Ubuntu

You have plenty of choices when it comes to screen recorders for Ubuntu. Here are some of the best screen recorders for Ubuntu that you can use.

7 Essential Linux Apps for Guitarists

If you have a digital audio device that can connect your guitar to a PC, here is some software you can use to record, edit and process the signal.

How to Configure Apache and PHP for High Traffic Websites on Linux Server

Most people think Apache is too resource-intensive. We will show you how to properly configure Apache and PHP to handle high traffic on a Linux server.

6 of the Best Apps for Creating and Recording Music on Linux

If you’re a musician on a budget, Linux might be attractive, as there is a wealth of music production apps available. Here are some of the best apps for music production on Linux.

How to Check Shutdown and Reboot Date in Linux

You can easily check Linux shutdown and reboot times and dates from the command line. Learn the commands to find out when your computer’s booting.

How to Benchmark Linux Servers to Choose the Best One

The best way to choose a virtual private server for your app is to benchmark it. Learn how to benchmark a Linux server and choose which is best for you at this moment.

The Best Antivirus Programs for Ubuntu

Many think Linux users don’t need an antivirus, but it’s a good idea to have some type of virus scanner just in case! Here are some of the best antivirus programs for Ubuntu.

Adjust and Normalize Your Music Files with FFMPEG

If your music files are too loud, too soft, or have obnoxious peaks and irregular volume, you can use FFmpeg to normalize your music files. Here’s how.

How to Install Pip in Ubuntu

Pip is a package manager for Python that lets you easily install packages from the Python Package Index. Learn how you can install Pip in Ubuntu.

What Is Kubernetes?

Kubernetes is an open-source platform that helps manage container applications such as Docker. It can speed up server deployment and save you time and money.

How to Change Your LUKS Encryption Passphrase

LUKS is the native encryption option on Linux systems, and unlike many other encryption solutions, you can change your LUKS encryption passprase. Learn how.

7 Great XFCE Themes for Linux

Just because you are using XFCE doesn’t mean it has to be ugly. Looking to spice up the look of your XFCE desktop? There’re plenty of XFCE themes around.

How to Extract Zip Files in Linux

It’s fairly easy to extract a zip archive in Linux. Even so, there are more advanced ways you can open zip files and deal with their contents.

A Complete List of Google Drive Clients for Linux

Google doesn’t provide an official Google Drive client for Linux. Here we have compiled a complete list of all the unofficial Google Drive clients for Linux.

How to Watch Your Favorite Streaming Services on Linux

Streaming services are more popular than ever, but many don’t support Linux. Take these simple steps, and you’ll be watching streamed content on Linux in no time!

How to Use Dropbox in Non-Ext4 Linux Filesystem

Dropbox on Linux has dropped support for all other filesystems except for Ext4. This shows how to get Dropbox working agin in non-ext4 filesystem.

How to Use the ss Command to Monitor Network Connections in Linux

If you use Linux, there will be a time when you need to know more about your network. The ss command is useful for you to monitor your network connection.

SCP vs SFTP: Which One Should You Use for File Transfer

SCP and SFTP are two secure alternatives for FTP. FTP sends data in plain-text, while the other two use the Secure Shell (SSH) protocol for communication.

How to Sync Microsoft OneDrive with Linux

Microsoft doesn’t offer a syncing tool for their OneDrive service for Linux. Here we show you how to sync OneDrive with Linux using the onedrive script.

3 of the Best System Monitor Tools for Ubuntu

System monitoring tools will help you spot any service failures before they impact users. These are some of the best system monitoring tools you can use with Ubuntu.

How to Transfer Files Between Linux and Windows via LAN

For sharing files between different operating systems, it can easily be done with Network Share. Here’s how you can transfer files between Linux and Windows.

How to Schedule Commands in Linux with the “at” Utility

It is easy to schedule task on Linux, particularly with the “at” command. Pretty much any action you can think of can be scheduled with the “at” command.

How to Use Homebrew to Install Software on Linux and Windows

Homebrew is a handy tool for Mac users, and now it is available for Linux and Windows under the name Linuxbrew. Here is how Homebrew for Linux works.

How to Play Apple Music in Linux

iTunes is the primary way that Apple users use to access their music, but it is not available for Linux. Learn how you can access your Apple Music in your Linux machine.

How to Check and Manage Disk Space in Linux

Running out of disk space on your computer can cause issues and update failure. Learn how you can check and manage disk space in Linux.

How to Use Zsync to Transfer Part of a File in Linux

Zsync is a simple tool for Linux that lets you automatically update files that you’ve already downloaded, saving valuable time and drive space.

5 of the Best Linux Distros for Raspberry Pi

There are plenty of specialized Linux distributions for the Raspberry Pi. Here are some of the best Linux distro you can run on Raspberry Pi.

How to Play Playstation 2 Games on Linux with PCSX2

While the Playtstation 2 is a historical relic, you can still play your favorite PS 2 games on Linux. Learn to install and set up PCSX2 and start playing!

How to Install Nextcloud with OnlyOffice Integration in Ubuntu

You can create your own version of Google’s G suite with Nextcloud and OnlyOffice. Learn how you can install both Nextcloud and OnlyOffice in Ubuntu in a few steps.

How to Use Reverse SSH Tunnel to Allow External Connections to Your PC

If your ISP doesn’t provide you with a dedicated IP address, you can make use of a VPS and reverse SSH tunnel to allow external connections. Here’s how.

How to Run Ubuntu in Windows 10 Using Hyper-V

You don’t need extra software to run Ubuntu in Windows 10. Here we show you how you can install Ubuntu in Windows using the built-in Hyper-V feature.

How to Make Burnable DVD Images on Linux with DevedeNG

DevedeNG is a simple, yet powerful, utility that allows you to make DVD images complete with menus using your video files. Learn how!

Five of the Biggest Things to Look For on Linux in 2019

Linux will still not be a mainstream desktop in 2019, but there are some interesting things to look for. Here are the 5 biggest Linux predictions for 2019.

How to Make Ubuntu Look Like macOS Mojave 10.14

If you don’t like the default theme of Ubuntu, you can easily change it. Here’s how you can easily turn your Ubuntu into macOS Mojave with a few simple steps.

Safer Way to Run Bleeding Edge Software on Debian and Ubuntu

Most stable Linux distributions don’t come with newer software in their repository. Here is how you can run bleeding edge software on Debian and Ubuntu.

How to Find Out When a File Was Accessed in Linux

Knowing when a file was used, accessed or changed can help to detect unauthorized access. Here is how you can find out when a file was accessed or modified in Linux.

How to Master the rsync Command in Linux

Rsync is a useful file synchronization tool that comes with incremental synchronization. Learn how to and install and use the Rsync command in Linux.

How To Install Handbrake on Linux and Rip a DVD

Handbrake is a powerful open-source tool for encoding videos. You can use it to rip backups of your DVDs on Linux. Find out how!

How to Use Docker Containers

Docker allows you to run your application on the same environment everywhere. Here we will show you how to use Docker containers to run applications .

5 of the Best Games on Ubuntu Snap Store

Snap has come along as an easy way to run almost anything, including games, without hassle. Here are some of the best games in Ubuntu Snap Store.

How to Install and Use Teamviewer on Linux

Teamviewer is a popular way for remote teams to collaborate, share screens and provide tech support. Learn how to install and use Teamviewer on Linux!

Take Better Screenshots In Ubuntu With Flameshot

Taking a screenshot in Linux isn’t difficult, but you can make it better with Flameshot. Find out why you should use Flameshot to take screenshots in Ubuntu.

How to Install Docker in Linux

Docker is a containerization utility that allows you to develop your application once and deploy it everywhere. Learn how you can install Docker in Linux.

15 Tar Commands You Should Try in Linux

Sometimes you need to pack multiple files and/or directories into a single file. These are some tar commands you can use to archive and compress your files.

Accessing Your Linux Server from Android

There are times where you need to connect to your web server while on the move. Here is how you can access your Linux server from your Android device.

How to Install Spotify on Linux

Spotify is easily the most popular music streaming service in the world, and they support Linux! Learn now to install the Spotify client on your Linux PC.