How to post a screenshot
The following guide will illustrate how to take a screenshot or capture a picture of the current display on your computer. This guide will include steps for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux based … read more →
Best Document Viewers For Linux
There’s no better time to venture into the path of freedom than now. A new year is the best time to try out new things. I’m talking about the world of Linux. … read more →
Microsoft Office for Linux
Over the years Microsoft has dominated the office software market with its various versions of Microsoft Office. It is still by far the market leader in this department. Though there have been … read more →
The Importance of Being Sudo
I noticed in the forum recently, more specifically in the Mac forum, a question as to why a particular program gave a warning message and asked for a password. This begged the … read more →
A guide to Dual booting Linux
Welcome to this comprehensive guide, that will help you set up a dual boot system with a Linux OS and Windows or simply with two Linux OSs. Warning: Before carrying on with … read more →
Installing Spotify On Linux
This guide will show you how to install the popular music player Spotify on your Linux machine, all done through the terminal command line. Note: Terminal Commands are in Red. Comments are … read more →
Adding A Specific User To The Sudoers File
The following is a quick guide on how to add your user to the sudoers file in order to run root commands on a specific user on Linux operating systems. Note: This … read more →
Install your favorite Linux Distro onto a USB key
Linux is a very powerful open source operating system that most people may be unfamiliar with it. The beauty of Linux is that there are separate “flavours” or “distros” of the OS … read more →
Linux Terminal Commands 101
Welcome to the Linux Terminal Command 101. A guide to some simple terminal commands that you may need/use on your terminal session. Below are some of these commands along with a few … read more →
Linux 2012 – The Year End
In June this year I published the first half of this two part series – Linux 2012: The Year So Far in which we covered the up and coming releases such as … read more →