LinuxAndUbuntu Distro Review Of The Week Debian Linux 8.7 (Jessie) Paid Members Public
I have always been a Ubuntu guy. I use Ubuntu or some other derivatives like Mint or elementary but never have I tried Debian. Well not anymore. I tested Debian and I must say I really like it. The thing with Debian is that stability is prioritized over all other
Qiana Studio Complete Multimedia Production Paid Members Public
Qiana Studio is a Ubuntu and Linux Mint based system for multimedia productions. It comes with many powerful tools and applications that make it a media creation powerhouse. The developers seek to make a lightweight – but powerful A/V-distro basing on Linux Mint! Let us take a look at this
Best Ways To Use Android Apps In Ubuntu Paid Members Public
Android, the most-used mobile operating system worldwide with tons of users, daily updates, releases and much more. So what if we could run some Android applications on your Linux distro? Play your android preferred game on a bigger screen? In this article, we will talk about a few available (but
Steam For Linux [Steam review] Paid Members Public
Technically, physically, mentally, chemically games are those things that make us feel like a child again. Age doesn’t matter, what matters is that spirit that is inside us, that “gamer” spirit. When I joined Linux two years ago, I installed steam firstly to get my games from the windows
Ubuntu 17.10 Codename Released "Artful Aardvark" Paid Members Public
Recently Ubuntu has been the talk of the town due to Mark Shuttleworth’s announcement on discontinuation of Unity 8 development. But the release of Ubuntu 17.04 also fills some gap of that talk shows. Now there is another news coming from Ubuntu which is the release of codename
The Raspberry Pi And Raspbian OS [The Cheapest Computer] Paid Members Public
Linux is used almost everywhere from cars to smartphones and one the most important are small devices that we actually can call a computer, and is being used widely, in robotics, can be connected to your TV and be used as computer with a big screen, IoT (the interconnection via
Etcher - Burn Images To SD Card & Make Bootable USB Paid Members Public
So for a distro hopper like me, one very useful tool is USB-ISO-MAKER. I always need to have these tools at my disposal as I am always testing out distros. For a long time, I have resorted to Rufus on Microsoft Windows as my most trusted USB ISO MAKER, and
nano: CLI Text Editor For Everyone [basic tutorials] Paid Members Public
nano is a Command Line Interface text editor for GNU/Linux designed to emulate Pico text editor. It is the standard de facto text editor of Linux for system maintainers, comes pre-installed on Ubuntu and its derivative including Linux Mint. It’s fairly advanced for newbies but not too hard
