TTL: A network diagnostic CLI tool that goes beyond the Traceroute and Ping commands
TTL is a network diagnostic CLI tool that goes beyond the simple Traceroute command, as it is capable of MTU/NAT detection, and more.
What does Scratch 3.0 look like inside? Part II: Exploring the Blocks Palette and Block Types
A detailed description of the categories and functions of the code blocks that are currently available in Scratch 3.0.
What is Scratch 3.0 like on the inside? Part I: Exploring and getting to know its Graphical User Interface (GUI) in detail
From Scratch 1.0 in 2003 to Scratch version 3.29.1 in 2026, this educational app has changed its GUI a lot. Let us show you what it looks like today!
How to install the latest stable and official version of Scratch Desktop on any GNU/Linux distribution?
There isn't an updated installer for Ubuntu and Debian, but there is a way to install the latest stable version of Scratch Desktop. Come and find out how.
How to install the latest stable and official version of Scratch Web on any GNU/Linux distribution?
The Scratch Foundation keeps its flagship application, the Scratch Software, available and ready to install in a web version and in its latest stable version.
Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive – Part Four: How to make my first video?
Explore part four of our current Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
Tutorial for learning about Kdenlive – Part Three: Elements of its working interface
Explore the third part of our new Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
How to install Firefox from the official Mozilla repository on Ubuntu and block the Snap package
Install Firefox .deb from the official Mozilla repository on Ubuntu and block Snap forever with correct APT configuration.
Tutorial for learning about Kdenlive – Part Two: Installation and Initial Exploration
Explore the second part of our new Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
Tutorial for learning about Kdenlive – Part One: The most important and up-to-date information
Explore the first part of our new Tutorial to learn about Kdenlive, one of the most important and popular video editors in the Linux universe.
GAVI: The interesting and useful Intelligent Voice Assistant Manager of Canaima GNU/Linux
GAVI: It is a graphical app designed for the inclusion and accessibility of users, which allows interaction with the Distro through voice commands.
Category highlights
- The Ubuntu Repository and sources.list
- How to install a program in Ubuntu
- Best Free Video Editors for Ubuntu
- How to install LibreOffice 6.1 on Ubuntu 18.04
- How to create a WiFi access point in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS?
- 6 things to do after installing Linux Mint 19 Tara
- How to fix sound problems in Ubuntu 18.04
- Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS Minimal, basic installation
- How to download audio from Youtube in Ubuntu
- How to unzip files in Ubuntu
- How to change the language in Ubuntu 18.04
- How to put the classic menu to Ubuntu 18.04
- How to install Arduino IDE on the latest Ubuntu versions
- How to install your HP printer drivers in Ubuntu 18.04
- What to do after installing Ubuntu 18.04 LTS?
- How to install Lubuntu 18.04 on our computer
- How to upgrade your Ubuntu to Ubuntu 18.04
- How to have Gksu function in Ubuntu 18.04
- How to upgrade your Ubuntu 17.10 to Ubuntu 18.04 Beta
- Repair and isolate bad sectors on your hard drive with these tools
How to install COSMIC Desktop on Ubuntu step by step
Learn how to install COSMIC Desktop on Ubuntu 24.04, its risks, advantages, and how to revert changes step by step.
How to install Firefox Nightly on Ubuntu: a complete step-by-step guide
Install Firefox Nightly on Ubuntu using APT, Flatpak, or tarball. Separate profiles, language packs, and easy step-by-step updates.
Ubuntu CLI cheatsheet: A great command guide to mastering Ubuntu and more
Ubuntu is one of the most widely used GNU/Linux distributions in the world. And to master it completely, there's the Ubuntu CLI Cheat Sheet, a command guide for the terminal.
Hypersomnia: A competitive top-down shooter with extreme dynamics and nostalgic pixelated aesthetics
Hypersomnia is a fun and exciting cross-platform, free and open-source, top-down competitive shooter video game available for Linux.
How to install a PPA repository for Ubuntu on a Debian 13 "Trixie" distribution or other compatible distributions?
Using Ubuntu PPA repositories on Debian is something many people need to do. Come and learn how you can do it today, on Debian 13 "Trixie".
Quick guide to generating a custom Ubuntu/Debian-based Linux ISO with Cubic 2025.06.93
Cubic application 2025.06.93 is the current version (2025) of the graphical wizard focused on creating custom Ubuntu or Debian ISO images.
Penguin Eggs Quick Start Guide: Learn How to Remaster and Redistribute Your Own Distro in 2025
Explore our handy little 2025 Penguin Eggs Quick Start Guide to learn how to create (remaster and redistribute) your own GNU/Linux distro.
UUP dump: How to download any Windows ISO from the Linux Terminal?
With Microsoft's official UUP files, you can create ISO files from the Linux Terminal using the UUP dump website. Learn how!
How to uninstall a program installed with dpkg -i
Have you installed a program using the dpkg -i command and don't know how to uninstall it? We'll explain how to uninstall such a program.
Top 2025 Parental Control Apps for Linux: My Favorite is Host Minder!
In the year 2025 for Linux there is a good Top of Parental Control apps such as CTparental, E2Guardian, Host Minder, Mint Nanny, Privoxy and Timekpr-nExT.
Clippy Desktop Assistant: A modern and lightweight chatbot for Linux with a nostalgic look
Meet Clippy, a modern and lightweight AI chatbot available for Linux, which looks exactly like the MS Office 1997 assistant.
What is RiseUpVPN and how to use it on Linux for an effective VPN connection?
Using a VPN connection for web browsing and Linux terminal is essential in many cases, and RiseUpVPN is ideal for this.
How to use a VPN connection over Linux graphically with OpenVPN GUI?
Come learn about a useful graphical app called OpenVPN GUI that will allow you to manage your VPN “.ovpn” files quickly and easily on Linux.
How to install CollaboraOffice Desktop on Ubuntu, Debian, and other similar distros?
Do you like LibreOffice, but want to try something a little different? Learn how to install Collabora Office Desktop on Ubuntu.
Pulsemixer: A volume control, CLI mixer and Curses for PulseAudio
Pulsemixer is a useful third-party software that offers terminal-based volume control, plus a CLI mixer and Curses for PulseAudio.
Onefetch: Ideal Fetch CLI Tool for Git Developers
Onefetch is a Fetch CLI tool with the added benefit of allowing the viewing of technical information related to a Git Repository.
How to fix sound problems in Linux Mint with Alsamixer?
When installing Linux Mint or other similar Distros, we may encounter sound problems, and some of them can be fixed using the CLI command called Alsamixer.
Exploring Linux Mint 22 with Cinnamon: Post installation
Yes, you are still one of those who still do not use or know Linux Mint 22 with Cinnamon, but you are about to update, we invite you to read this interesting post.
Quick guide on how to install Linux Mint 22 with Cinnamon
Since last July, you can now download and install the Linux Mint 22 version with Cinnamon. And here we will show you how it is done!
How to implement a complete Samba Server in Ubuntu 24.04?
In this new quick guide on configuring an Ubuntu 24.04 Samba Server, the steps will be given to go from a simple one to a complete one.
How to boot a Raspberry pi 3B from USB?
Enable USB boot on your Raspberry Pi 3B. Download the system to your microSD and follow the instructions to perform the...
How to implement a simple Samba Server in Ubuntu 24.04?
In this new quick guide we will address the necessary steps to successfully implement a simple Samba Server on Ubuntu 24.04.
How to use LibreOffice on Ubuntu 24.04 using AppImage?
Are you using Ubuntu 24.04 and want to use LibreOffice through AppImage instead of going the Snap route? Well, here we will teach you how to do it.
What is MySpeed and how is it installed on Debian, Ubuntu and others?
MySpeed is a useful web tool that allows us to track or monitor the speed of our Internet connection.
Speek Chat: How to use the latest stable version 1.7 on Linux?
Speek Chat is one of the most secure cross-platform instant messaging apps available today, and includes useful features.
How to use the latest version of Mission Center without installing anything?
Mission Center is a desktop app for monitoring computer elements, which for version 0.5.1 brings us many new features.
Linux programs to recover data and repair disks
Losing files/disks is a very bad thing! And here you will know which Linux programs are available to recover data and repair disks.
How to customize the Firefox Browser in the style of Opera GX?
Among the most beautiful web browsers is Opera GX, and therefore, today we will teach you how to customize Firefox with this style.
Bash Prompt Generator: Customize your Linux Terminal Prompt
Do you already know how to customize the Prompt (PS1) of your Linux Terminal with colors? In this tutorial we will teach you another good trick for this.
How to display the Prompt (PS1) of the Linux Terminal with colors?
Would you like to customize the Linux Terminal prompt with many colors? Yeah! Then come learn how to add color easily.
How to choose a provider for my website?
Creating a website from scratch can be a real headache if we are not clear about the steps to follow. Here we are going to explain everything to you!
How to install the latest version of Python on Ubuntu and Debian?
The Distros come with a previous version of Python, and today you will know 2 methods to install the latest version in Ubuntu and Debian.
Wine 9.0 news: Steps for installation on Debian/Ubuntu
Wine 9.0 is the new stable version of Wine for this year 2024. Come see what's new and how it is installed and used on GNU/Linux.
How to customize the logo of our Distro when running Neofetch?
Showing a screenshot of our desktop with our Distro's logo in Neofetch is fun. And, today we will teach you how to customize said logo.
How to convert a minimal Ubuntu installation into a normal one
We teach you the simple process to convert a minimal Ubuntu installation into a normal one with all the recommended software.
How to fully customize the XFCE Whisker Menu?
Unlike the Plasma and GNOME Menu, the Whisker Menu for XFCE does not have as many options, but it can certainly be customized very well.
How to customize the Neofetch of our GNU/Linux Distro?
If we Linux users love something, it is customization, especially customizing the Terminal with Neofetch. And here we will tell you how to do it!
CoolerControl: What is it and how to use it on Ubuntu and Debian?
CoolerControl is a GUI app that allows you to view the temperature and processing sensors of your computer, among other things.
Telegram on Linux: Solution to correct error when opening links
Do you use Telegram from Linux? So, it is important that you know how to correct the error when opening "http/https" or other different links.
LanguageTool on LibreOffice II: Integration via oxt extension
If you have the LibreOffice office suite prior to version 7.4, you can still use LanguageTool through an available oxt extension.
Dark Matter and DedSec: 2 Vandal Issues for GRUB Linux
Do you like to customize everything in your Distro? Then try Dark Matter GRUB and DedSec GRUB, 2 Themes for Linux GRUB created by Vandal.
XanMod: An Alternative and Improved Linux Kernel for Various Uses
XanMod is an alternative and improved Linux Kernel for various uses, which offers custom configurations and new features.
Liquorix: An Alternative Linux Kernel with Low Power and Latency
Liquorix is an alternative Linux kernel with low consumption and latency that makes it ideal for OS focused on multimedia management and gaming.
GPT Terminal: Use ChatGPT in your Linux Terminal without API Keys
Today we will learn how to use Terminal GPT (TGPT) to use ChatGPT 3.5 in Linux Terminal without needing OpenAI API Keys.
MX-23 “Libretto” beta 1: Exploring its installation and graphical interface
Now that Debian 12 has been released, the stable MX version will be out soon. In the meantime, we invite you to discover beta 1 of the MX-23 Libretto beta
How to fix “Thunderbird could not find your email account settings” error
Here's what to do if you've received the message "thunderbird couldn't find your email account settings"
What to do if I can't get into BIOS
What to do if I can't enter the BIOS? We explain some procedures that you can do yourself before calling the technician.
Penguins eggs: An app to remaster and redistribute your Distro
Penguins eggs is a CLI application that allows you to remaster your system and redistribute it as live images on USB sticks or via PXE.
Refracta Tools: How to install this toolkit?
Refracta Tools is a set of tools that allow anyone to customize their installation and create a Live-CD or Live-USB of their OS.
Character AI: How to create your own useful ChatBot for Linux?
Today, we will learn how to create your own useful ChatBot for Linux with Artificial Intelligence, using the web Character AI and WebApp Manager.
Defrag partitions in Linux: How is it done and why?
Defragmentation allows parts of files to be arranged contiguously on a disk. And defragment partitions in Linux, it is possible.
OpenSSL: How to install the currently available stable version?
OpenSSL is a useful open source cryptography software library. Therefore, it is useful to know how to install the current stable version.
How to install Ubuntu from USB step by step
We teach you how to install Ubuntu from USB, that is, from a flash drive so that you can do it without any effort.
How to install deb files on Ubuntu
We resolve any doubts you may have when trying to install deb in Ubuntu, the native package type of the operating system.
VLC 4.0: Not here yet, but can be tested via PPA on Linux
VLC 4.0 was shown at the beginning of 2019 as a future breakthrough, but although it has not been released, it can be tested via PPA Repositories.
How to install MySQL on Ubuntu
In this article we show you how to install MySQL in Ubuntu, so that you can manage your databases from phpMyAdmin, among others.
Basic Commands for Debian/Ubuntu Distros Newbies
A useful list of basic terminal commands, ideal for those new to Debian and Ubuntu based GNU/Linux Distros users.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 10: From theory to practice – Part 04
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 10: One more post, where we will continue going from theory to practice, executing useful commands.
How to install Ubuntu on VirtualBox
We teach you how to install Ubuntu in VirtualBox, which will undoubtedly be your first (and hopefully not last) steps in the Linux world.
Quick guide to be able to compile any Linux Kernel
A small quick guide to be able to compile any version of a Linux Kernel on the Distros based on Debian, Ubuntu and Mint.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 09: From theory to practice – Part 03
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 09: One more post, where we will continue going from theory to practice, executing useful commands.
KDE Plasma: What is it, current features and how to install it?
KDE Plasma is one of the best and most used DE, and today we will cover a little about what it is, its current features and its installation.
The Ubuntu Repository and sources.list
Entry about Ubuntu repositories. How to open and edit our Sources.list file to have a more updated and secure Ubuntu.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 08: From theory to practice – Part 02
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 08: One more post, where we will continue going from theory to practice, executing useful commands.
3 elegant themes for our Ubuntu
Small tutorial on how to install three elegant themes in our Ubuntu via repositories so that they are updated when the creator does it remotely.
How to install a program in Ubuntu
Guide in which we show you how to install programs or packages in Ubuntu, from the graphical environment to the command line.
What flavor of Ubuntu do I choose? #StartUbuntu
First article in a series of articles in which we will teach how to go from Windows XP to Ubuntu. In this post we talk about which flavor to choose to install.
How to burn an image in Ubuntu
Guide in which we show you how to record an image on a compact disc or on a pendrive device from the Ubuntu operating system.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 07: From theory to practice – Part 01
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 07: A new post in this series, where we will go from theory to practice, executing useful commands.
How to install Ubuntu in a few steps
Small guide on how to install Ubuntu step by step. A simple and straightforward process for veteran users or for novice users ...
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 06: Bash Shell Scripts – Part 3
Shell Scripting Tutorial 06: A sixth of several tutorials on some online resources where we can perfect our use of Shell Scripting.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 05: Bash Shell Scripts – Part 2
Shell Scripting Tutorial 05: A fifth tutorial of several with some good practices to make great Scripts created with Bash Shell.
Getting to Know KDE Applications with Discover – Part 2
We continue with part 2 of this series of posts about the more than 200 existing KDE applications, which can be installed with Discover.
Getting to Know KDE Applications with Discover – Part 1
With this part 1 of this series, we will introduce you to the more than 200 existing KDE applications, which can be installed with Discover.
PowerShell on Linux: More commands and their equivalents
A continuation of our last Linux PowerShell post. To learn more about the use of equivalent commands between both OS.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 04: Bash Shell Scripts – Part 1
Shell Scripting Tutorial 04: A fourth tutorial of several to fully master the Scripts created with Bash Shell in a Linux Terminal.
PowerShell 7.2.6: Using Linux and Windows Commands in GNU
A first look at PowerShell in its current stable version for GNU Operating Systems, testing commonly used Linux and Windows commands.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 03: All About Scripts and Shell Scripting
Shell Scripting Tutorial 03: A third tutorial of several to fully master the Scripts created with Bash Shell in a Linux Terminal.
XNUMXth GNOME Circle Scan with GNOME Software
In this seventh exploration of GNOME Circle + GNOME Software we will get to know the apps: Metadata Cleaner, Metronome, Mousai and NewsFlash.
The Art of Customizing GNU/Linux: Using Conkys on the Desktop II
A second installment on the art of customizing GNU/Linux, using Conkys. Continuing with the example where we use the Conky Harfo.
The Art of Customizing GNU/Linux: Using Conkys on the Desktop
For many, having an original GNU/Linux is a fun thing to do. Therefore, there is the art of customizing GNU/Linux, for example, using Conkys.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 02: All About Bash Shell
Shell Scripting Tutorial 02: A second tutorial of several to learn how to create and use Bash Shell Scripts in a Linux Terminal.
XNUMXth GNOME Circle Scan with GNOME Software
In this sixth exploration of GNOME Circle + GNOME Software we will get to know the apps: Junction, Khronos, Kooha and Mercados.
Twister UI: What is it, how is it installed and used on GNU/Linux?
Twister UI is a program that offers an advanced and varied visual theme (Windows, macOS and others), for various GNU/Linux Distros with XFCE.
Discover and Pkcon: A useful alternative to GNOME Software and Apt
A little look at the Plasma Discover Software Store and the CLI package manager called Pkcon, which are proprietary to the Plasma Desktop.
Fifth exploration of GNOME Circle with GNOME Software
In this fifth exploration of GNOME Circle + GNOME Software we will get to know the apps: Fragments, Gaphor, Health and Identity.
Shell Scripting – Tutorial 01: Terminals, Consoles and Shells
Shell Scripting Tutorial 01: A first tutorial of several to learn how to create and use Bash Shell Scripts in a Linux Terminal.
Systemback Install Pack 1.9.4: Keeps Systemback usable
After the official development of Systemback ended years ago, said SW has been kept usable through forks, such as Systemback Install Pack.
Flutter: What is it, how to install and run it on GNU/Linux?
Flutter is Google's UI toolkit for making beautiful apps. And today, we will learn how to install Flutter on Linux.