Getting you up to speed!
Today’s article will tell you how to install Eclipse on Ubuntu 20.04. Though I suppose that, technically, it was tested on Lubuntu. Still, it should work for any Ubuntu official flavor and probably any derivatives. Eclipse is the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for Java. I’m pretty sure it’s number one in that role, or really … Continue reading “How To: Install Eclipse On Ubuntu 20.04”
Today’s article is going to teach you how to install PIP in Linux. PIP is a reverse acronym meaning ‘PIP Installs Packages” and it’s a handy tool for the installation and management of Python applications. This article should be pretty short and easy for anyone to understand. This article is going to be pretty basic, … Continue reading “How To: Install PIP In Linux”
It can be a little confusing if you want to remove the default music player in Elementary OS. It isn’t really all that clear immediately, so here’s an article explaining how to remove the default music player in Elementary OS. The default music player in Elementary OS (eOS from here out) is kinda lame. There … Continue reading “Remove Default Music Player In Elementary OS”
This article will show you how to change your DNS servers from your default servers to the DNS servers run by Google, specifically while you’re using Lubuntu. If you’re not using Lubuntu, the process is likely fairly similar. Either way, it should be a nice and fun article, and we’ll even do it in the … Continue reading “Change Your DNS Servers To Google’s In Lubuntu”
Today, we’re going to learn to clear the terminal screen. This is generally done for privacy’s sake. You don’t want people to be able to scroll up and see what you’ve been reading in the terminal. This probably isn’t as important if you’re the only user and you’re in your house, but you may still … Continue reading “How To: Clear The Terminal Screen”
Today’s article is about one of my favorite terminal emulators, Terminator. Terminator is one of my favorite terminal emulators, and I’d like to use this opportunity to expose more users to it. For lack of a better category, we’ll say this is a review. Why not? It’s my site, I’ll call it a review if … Continue reading “It’s Time To Introduce You To The Terminator!”
In today’s article, we’re going to explore a couple of other ways to generate strong passwords in Linux. It’s going to be a pretty easy task and one most everyone can learn from. It shouldn’t even be a very long article. Weak passwords are easy to crack. You don’t want that, for obvious reasons. If … Continue reading “More Ways To Generate Strong Passwords In Linux”
Today’s article is going to tell you how to unzip a .zip file in the Linux terminal. It shouldn’t be too complex, nor will it take a great deal of time to learn how to unzip a file. In the Linux world, we don’t really see the .zip files all that often. We have other … Continue reading “Unzip A .zip File In the Linux Terminal”
Linux is an operating system and, like every operating system, you sometimes need to kill frozen applications. Computers are not now, nor will they ever be, perfect devices with perfect software. Sometimes, crap happens and you find yourself in a situation where you need to kill a frozen application or two. (Even if it were … Continue reading “Kill Frozen Applications The Easy Way”
This article is a bit of a review of some software called ‘uMatrix’. If you’ve never heard of it, it’s an impressive piece of software – especially considering it’s a browser extension. I was nosing around some old projects in my GitHub when I decided to look upstream. Lo and behold, Ray Hill (gorhill of … Continue reading “Review: It Appears That uMatrix Is Back Under Development”
