Linux Tutorials
Introduction To VPN And Here Is How to Use It In Linux Paid Members Public
A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is a security concept designed to allow remote users to connect to a particular local network to the internet via a secure tunnel. In simpler terms, a VPN is an encrypted connection between two (or more) remote computers. The main two applications of this
Find Devices Connected To Your Wifi In Linux Paid Members Public
Usually, our connection to the Internet should be private and free of malicious users, however, obtaining the keys to access the network is very simple currently so that a user with some knowledge about networks could get it in a few minutes and use it to navigate to Through our
How To Reset sudo Password Paid Members Public
It comes a time when for some reason someone forgets the login password for their Ubuntu computer, hence they become unable to access the computer. That is not the end, there is always something that can be done. All you need is a working keyboard and familiarity with a few
15 Things To Do After Installing Ubuntu 17.10 "Artful Aardvark" Paid Members Public
The New Ubuntu 17.10 “Artful Aardvark” launch with GNOME3 has brought a big change and got a lot of people excited to try it as soon as they can. If you don’t know yet the new stuff in Ubuntu 17.10, read the article we published today. 15
How To Install Wine And Run Windows Apps In Linux Paid Members Public
All kinds of software are currently available on Linux but every now and then, there is that Windows software or Game which is not available or has no equivalent on Linux Wine makes it possible to run those Windows programs and Games on your Linux desktop. So let’s look
How To Install Sublime Text 3 Stable In Linux Paid Members Public
All the developers out there love Sublime Text. It has been emerging as a great text editor for learners and advanced. It is available on Linux, Mac OS, and Windows. Sublime text offers features like macros, recognition of a wide variety of languages, split view, etc. The editor can also
How To Install Microsoft Fonts In Ubuntu Linux Paid Members Public
Arial, Times New Roman, Impact, and Verdana are some of the most used sources. They are so widely used in the fact that whenever you open a Word document from any computer, you expect to immediately find its presence. However, in its newly installed Ubuntu (and many other Linux distributions)
Timeshift A System Restore Utility Tool Review Paid Members Public
TimeShift is a system restore tool for Linux. It provides functionality that is quite similar to the System Restore feature in Windows or the Time Machine tool in macOS. TimeShift protects your system by making incremental snapshots of the file system manually or at regular automated intervals. These snapshots can
