You may be one of those people who have the time very measured and adjusted by the needs. So on Ubuntu, it is possible to set Timers, Alarms, and Stop Watches. The procedure is simple, really. Introduction Many people use the pomodoro technique to improve their efficiency at work or at work. For this technique, […]
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Although shutting down the system is a simple task, it is also true that many users new to Linux may find it difficult. Therefore, today we will explain several ways to shut down your Ubuntu system. Introduction Ubuntu is a very robust system that can go a long time without shutting down, but a normal
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On Linux, within the directory structure, the symbolic links are critical. Using a file browser it is easy to know this because they are identified, but in a terminal how to do it? Well, today you will learn How to get a list of Symbolic Links on Linux. Introduction—What is a symbolic link on Linux?
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The integration of an operating system with online services is something that every modern user loves. Ubuntu, for example, has the facility to integrate with some important services such as Google Drive. So, today, you will learn how to access your Google Drive Account using Ubuntu Desktop. It is no secret that Google Drive is
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VLC is among PC users’ most renowned and widely-used software programs to run videos. You can easily recognize this application by its remarkable traffic cone icon. As a free and open-source platform, the VLC media player allows almost all video types to be played. It also supports fastest hardware decoding for almost all the video
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Jellyfin is a media server similar to Plex but has the advantage of being open source and free. In addition, it is compatible with a multitude of devices. It should be noted that it is a community project of Free Software, run by volunteers. Which has recently released a new version, with a host of
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Kuma is a platform-agnostic open-source control plane for service mesh and microservices management, with support for Kubernetes, VM, and bare-metal environments. With it you will be able to monitor services through a comfortable and dedicated web interface. Being ‘Agnosctic’ you can install it on any operating system that supports NodeJS and take full advantage of
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Homebrew is a package manager via a terminal that allows us to install certain applications on our system. It does this by using scripts that download and compile through the source code of these applications. The gallery of applications supported by Homebrew is quite high and we find alternatives such as wget or nano. This
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backing up our data is one of the healthiest ways to preserve the integrity of our system. Therefore, today you will learn How to Backup and Restore Files Using Borg in Linux. This application is great and with it, our files will be safe from any danger. Introducing to Borg Borg is an open-source application
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Samba is a free implementation of the Microsoft Windows file sharing protocol (formerly called SMB, later renamed to CIFS) for UNIX-like systems. Why is it important? By installing Samba on Linux Mint, you can share resources and folders with Windows computers. Best of all, it is integrated from the file browser. Samba is an open-source
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