Getting you up to speed!
Finally, an attempt to answer to the age old question: Which Linux distro is the best? This question has been asked time and time again and debated from the moment more than one distro existed – so, pretty much since day one. It has been so hotly debated that it has caused true animosity and … Continue reading “Finally, an Answer to What is The Best Linux Distro?”
You’ll hear the phrase “Linux distro” tossed around quite a lot and this article will explain what exactly is a Linux distro. It’s not overly complicated and this article shouldn’t take a whole lot of time. You should also be aware that I’m writing this article in a way that is aimed at the lowest … Continue reading “What Exactly Is A Linux Distro?”
This won’t be a complicated article, nor will it be a very long article, as we answer the question of, “When did I install Lubuntu?” It’s a rather specific question and one you can answer with a couple of different commands. Fortunately, this is also going to apply to Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, and all the … Continue reading “When Did I Install Lubuntu”
Should you use Linux? That is the question! In fact, it’s an important question and one that I’ve wanted to try to answer for a while. I use Linux, after all, so shouldn’t you? The conclusion might surprise you. No, really, it might. I don’t want it to seem like clickbait – but read on! … Continue reading “I’ll Try To Answer The Question, “Should I Use Linux?””
This will be a straightforward task for anyone who would like to know how to remove a PDF password in the Linux terminal. If you deal with a lot of PDFs and want to remove the password, it’s a fairly easy task. Read this to learn more! As mentioned before, PDF stands for Portable Document … Continue reading “How To: Remove A PDF Password”
This article is going to apply to those who use the Terminator terminal emulator and want to take a terminal screenshot in Terminator. That means it applies to maybe three of you. You’re welcome. There are a zillion and three terminal emulators. Yes, they’re terminal emulators. They, in some form or another, mimic the look … Continue reading “Take A Terminal Screenshot In Terminator”
Today’s exercise is simple, though it will rely on the terminal because we’re just going to turn PDF into text. This isn’t something complicated and it’s fairly effective. It’s also an exercise anyone can follow along with. So, if you want to turn PDF into text, read this article! I’m sure this works in multiple … Continue reading “Turn PDF Into Text”
If you’re at all like me, you document all sorts of things and you too might find it handy to know how to save a web page as text. It’s not a complicated task; you can do it in the terminal easily enough. So, if you want to save a web page as text, read … Continue reading “Save A Web Page As Text”
This will be an article about Flatpaks permissions and how you can set said Flatpaks permissions with Flatseal. There’s a good chance that this will be a relatively short article, which is nice. BEFORE YOU BEGIN: I covered what a Flatpak is and some other bits of information. Read this: Install Flatpaks In Lubuntu That … Continue reading “Set Individual Flatpaks Permissions With Flatseal”
I probably shouldn’t say ‘disk’ but I think we’ll all agree that we know what I mean and today we’ll monitor disk usage with ‘gdu’. It’ll be fun! It won’t even be all that complicated! Read on and learn how to monitor disk usage with gdu. It won’t hurt! If you’re using your storage, you … Continue reading “Monitor Disk Usage With GDU”
