Getting you up to speed!
Today’s article will be fairly simple, and easy enough for anyone to follow, as we talk about how to show two text files side by side. This is an immensely useful tool for editing text files. It’s a simple enough process and you probably won’t even have to install anything. We all know what a … Continue reading “Show Two Text Files Side By Side”
Today we have a simple enough article, meant for fun and information, as we talk about how to benchmark your GPU in Lubuntu. This won’t be a very long and complicated article. Even a new user should be able to follow along. We all like to know where we stand in life. This is true … Continue reading “Benchmark Your GPU In Lubuntu”
Today’s article will not be all that complicated, consisting of just one real command that will show your graphics card version. This is information handy for things like finding drivers or for troubleshooting. You might also use this information to verify that you got the product you ordered without having to open the case. This … Continue reading “Show Your Graphics Card Version”
Today’s article will be relatively short and fairly easy as we talk about how to zip files in Lubuntu. This seems like a nice and easy article and something folks might want to know. If you’re in this category, by all means, read on! NOTE: This is written for Lubuntu, but will work in other … Continue reading “How To: Zip Files In Lubuntu”
Today’s article is just going to be nice and quick. It is just going to be about how you can update flatpaks from the terminal. This might be something you’re interested in learning. So, if you want to know how to update flatpaks from the terminal, this is the article for you! Trust me, this … Continue reading “Update Flatpaks From The Terminal”
Today we’re going to discuss something you won’t need to do often, as we learn about how to mount an .iso in Lubuntu. That seems like a fun article to write and it’s something I just had to do. So, that seemed like a good idea to me. This shouldn’t be a very long article. … Continue reading “Let’s Mount An .iso In Lubuntu”
Today’s article is limited to just a subset of users as there aren’t that many people who want to extract multi-part rar files in Ubuntu. This isn’t something you’re going to face often (unless you’re still pirating stuff from Usenet) but it’s something some folks will face. So, this article is for all of those … Continue reading “Extract Multi-Part rar Files In Ubuntu”
Today we’re going to be having some fun with hwinfo, available everywhere and used (in this case) to show disk information with hwinfo. This isn’t going to be the most complicated of articles, so it’s safe to assume you can follow along – even if you’re a beginner. You just need to follow the directions. … Continue reading “How To: Show Disk Information With hwinfo”
Today we’re going to have a fun article, an easy enough article, where we simply talk about one way to monitor bandwidth in real time. This is not something you’re normally going to do unless you’re in an unusual situation. It’s still something fun and easy, so why not cover it? This might be useful … Continue reading “Monitor Bandwidth In Real Time”
Today’s article is only going to apply to some of you, specifically those who use RHEL and want to remove unused kernels from RHEL. That’s a pretty narrow subset of people, but it’s worth knowing this information if you’re a RHEL user. Red Hat is one of the oldest Linux distributions out there. Along the … Continue reading “Remove Unused Kernels From RHEL”
