Something to do with Linux
Top 10 Antivirus You Must Try on Linux
Many people use Linux because of its higher level of security, and it’s true that a Linux-based operating system is generally more secure than Windows […]
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Download YouTube videos with youtube-dl
Have you ever wanted to save a YouTube video for offline use? Well now it’s super simple to do with the easy to use command […]
Fixing Areca Backup on Ubuntu 16.04 (and related distributions)
Seems like I’m at it again, this time fixing Areca Backup on Ubuntu 16.04 (actually Linux Mint 18.1 in my case). For some reason when […]
Resizing and Correctly Orienting Images with Mogrify
Lately, I’ve been publishing woodworking tutorials over on my own blog, and I’ve found myself needing to resize and correctly orient images taken with my […]
Blast from the Past: Linux Media Players Suck – Part 1: Rhythmbox
This post was originally published on May 5, 2010. The original can be found here. The state of media players on Linux is a sad […]
10 Things You Must Know About Linux Security
Millions of users that opt out for using Linux operating system for two decades now, all on the grounds that it is much safer than […]
vi(m) or emacs? Neither, just use nano!
There is quite a funny, almost religious, debate within the Linux community between the two venerable command line text editors vi or Vim and Emacs. […]
Blast from the Past: Going Linux, Once and for All
This post was originally published on December 23, 2009. The original can be found here. With the linux experiment coming to an end, and my […]
Blast from the Past: Automatically put computer to sleep and wake it up on a schedule
This post was originally published on June 24, 2012. The original can be found here. Ever wanted your computer to be on when you need […]
Blast from the Past: Linux from Scratch: I’ve had it up to here!
This post was originally published on November 27, 2011. The original can be found here. As you may be able to tell from my recent, […]
5 apt tips and tricks
Everyone loves apt. It’s a simple command line tool to install new programs and update your system, but beyond the standard commands like update, install […]
Blast from the Past: 10 reasons why Mint might not fail in India
This post was originally published on July 7, 2010. The original can be found here. Last evening while reading the SA forums, I encountered a […]
Blast from the Past: Linux Saves the Day
This post was originally published on December 23, 2009. The original can be found here. Earlier this week I had an experience where using Linux […]
CoreGTK 3.18.0 Released!
The next version of CoreGTK, version 3.18.0, has been tagged for release! This is the first version of CoreGTK to support GTK+ 3.18. Highlights for […]
Using screen to keep your terminal sessions alive
Have you ever connected to a remote Linux computer, using a… let’s say less than ideal WiFi connection, and started running a command only to […]
Blast from the Past: Phoenix Rising
This post was originally published on December 12, 2009. The original can be found here. As we prepare to bring The Linux Experiment to a […]
Blast from the Past: Coming to Grips with Reality
This post was originally published on December 8, 2009. The original can be found here. The following is a cautionary tale about putting more trust […]
Blast from the Past: Top 10 things I have learned since the start of this experiment
This post was originally published on October 2, 2009. The original can be found here. In a nod to Dave’s classic top ten segment I […]
KWLUG: C Language, WebOS (2016-12)
This is a podcast presentation from the Kitchener Waterloo Linux Users Group on the topic of C Language, WebOS published on December 6th 2016. You […]
KWLUG: OpenWRT customization (2016-11)
This is a podcast presentation from the Kitchener Waterloo Linux Users Group on the topic of OpenWRT customization published on December 6th 2016. You can […]