Getting you up to speed!
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”
Many tools do the same thing in Linux and this is just another way to check filesystem space use. This one isn’t all that special, it’s just another way. If you want to check your filesystem usage (basically, how much free space you have used on your storage devices) this article can help you with … Continue reading “Yet Another Way To Check Filesystem Space Use”
Most of us use USB devices regularly, even using USB thumb drives to install Linux, and today we’ll learn how to monitor USB bandwidth. What we don’t tend to do is monitor the bandwidth of our USB devices. Today, we’ll be doing that and just that. It shouldn’t be a long article. When I say … Continue reading “Monitor USB Bandwidth”
There may come a time when your software has gone awry and you’ll want to know how to reinstall a package in Ubuntu. This article will cover this because it seems like a fine (and short) article and this is indeed a weekend article. While this is specific to Ubuntu, it’s going to work in … Continue reading “Reinstall A Package In Ubuntu”
If you’ve been using Linux for any time, you may have done a filesystem check and today we’ll find out when you did the last filesystem check with the Linux terminal. This may seem a little complicated, at least at the start, but it should be relatively easy. New Linux users should be able to … Continue reading “Find The Last Filesystem Check”
Today’s article might seem like a duplicate article, but it’s just another way that you can make a Linux installation drive. Today, we’ll be showing you yet another way to accomplish your goals. Why? Because we can! Because Linux has umpteen different ways to reach your goals – and that is awesome. We’ll also be … Continue reading “Let’s Make A Linux Installation Drive”
Today’s article is going to be a rather basic article, with worthwhile information, about how to make a Linux install USB. This won’t be too complicated, even if it looks complicated initially. It probably won’t even be a very long article. If you want to install Linux, you will need some sort of install medium. … Continue reading “How To: Make A Linux Install USB”
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 shouldn’t be too long, but covers something important, which is how to access recovery mode on Ubuntu. If your Linux system has problems, you may need to access the recovery mode in order to fix it. This shouldn’t be a very long article, and I don’t think it’s all that complicated. Others may … Continue reading “Access Recovery Mode On Ubuntu”
