Commands and codesBeginners guide to the Linux operating system. Eight simple tutorials which cover the basics of LInux.
Want to play the video as an animated background wallpaper? A new tool has been added to perform jobs via GPU rendering. Gpu video wallpaper It’s a project. As the name implies, it uses the GPU to render video with low CPU utilization. This software uses MPV to play video files. Therefore, a large list… read more »
If you want to easily generate an image file from a PDF document on Linux, you can do it from pdftoppm. pdftoppm is a free open source command line utility for Linux. You can use it to convert a PDF document to an image file. You can configure the file format, color filters such as… read more »
Is the font size in the boot boot menu too small or too large? You can easily fix it by setting the appropriate screen resolution in the Ubuntu Grub boot menu. 1.) What video modes does my graphics card support? Before you start configuring the Grub bootloader, you need to know the supported video modes…. read more »
This tutorial shows how to mount a VirtualBox virtual disk image on Ubuntu. This allows you to access with read and write permissions if the guest operating system file system does not boot. I made a mistake in configuring the VirtualBox guest operating system and it stopped working. I know how to fix the problem… read more »
LXQt is a free, open source, fast and lightweight Qt-based desktop environment for Linux and BSD. Very few system resources are used. It is based on the integration of LXDE and the Razor-qt desktop environment. Linux distributions that provide versions of the LXQt desktop environment include ALT Linux, Arch Linux, Artix, Debian, Devuan, Fedora, FreeBSD,… read more »
Linux is completely new, so why not give it a try? Here are some beginner-friendly Linux distributions: Linux is a family of open source operating systems based on the Linux kernel. There are so many distributions available that we list the top 8 that are easy for beginners to use. The rankings and opinions listed… read more »
You can now use TestDisk to recover accidentally deleted files and partitions on your computer. TestDisk is a free open source data recovery application for Linux, Windows, macOS, and BSD. With this software, you can recover partition table, deleted partition, FAT32 boot sector, FAT table, NTFS boot sector and restore files from FAT, exFAT, NTFS,… read more »
Inkscape, a free open source vector graphics editor, released a new major version 1.1 a few days ago. Here’s how to install it on Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 21.04, and Linux Mint 20.x. Inkscape 1.1 features a new welcome screen that lets you choose canvas colors, keyboard shortcut styles, and dark mode switching. The various tabs… read more »
Calligra is a free open source office and graphics suite for Linux, FreeBSD, Windows and MacOS. This office suite comes with a word processor, spreadsheets, presentations, and vector graphics drawing applications named Calligra Words, Calligra Sheets, Calligra Stage, and Karbon. This is a kde project and is one of the best alternatives to LibreOffice and… read more »
The snap package combines the application and all its dependencies into a single compressed file using the SquashFS format with a .snap extension, which is decompressed during installation. Snap is a self-contained application that runs in the sandbox and is mounted by the host operating system after installation. The main drawback of snap packages is… read more »