GRUB or Grand Unified Bootloader is a bootloader package developed to allow users to select from two or more operating systems installed on a single disk. GRUB is what makes dual booting a PC with Windows and a Linux distribution...
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How to Record Screen as GIF in Ubuntu
How popular would online gaming streams be if they were just pictures instead of a running movie? Probably not as popular as they are. We use a lot of screenshots to demonstrate something to you. Screenshots have become one of...
How to Create a Bootable Ubuntu USB Drive in Ubuntu
A bootable USB Drive is just any normal USB drive that a computer can boot from. If you’ve ever installed Windows from a CD or DVD, a bootable USB drive is similar. It does have a few advantages compared to discs. For...
How to Create and Resize Partitions with GParted
GParted is one of the most well known GUI tools in the Linux world and the most popular partition managing tool on Linux as well. It’s a free and open-source utility like every other widely used Linux app out there. GParted...
Remove Title Bar on Firefox for Linux
If you’re not a Mozilla Firefox user, you’re not a minority. It has been quite some time since any browser has really excited me enough to switch from Chrome. Considering the market share of all the desktop browsers...
Use and Install KDE Connect to Sync Android with Linux PC
If you’ve been following, it isn’t exactly a secret that the KDE Plasma desktop is now my favorite desktop environment. I’ve previously written a lot about how amazing it is and how customizable it is. It has...
How to Configure GRUB on Ubuntu
If you’re a Linux newbie you’re probably wondering what is GRUB? GRUB (GRUB2, more specifically) is the bootloader used by most Linux distros. Unlike the Windows bootloader that only detects Windows installations...
Get Desktop Widgets on Ubuntu 18.04 with Conky
In a nutshell, Conky is a graphical system monitor tool for Linux and BSD systems. From how it appears anywhere on the desktop according to the will and whim of the user, it is only logical to compare it to widgets from Android...