Taking screenshots to capture information is pretty common. But did you know you can take screenshots of an entire webpage in Firefox? Firefox comes with an in-built screen capture tool that allows you to take screenshots of selected areas, visible screen areas,
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Most programming languages support the concept of functions. Functions help you avoid writing the same piece of code again and again in the same program. You write the code once as function and then use this function where you need the specific
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GNOME’s Nautilus file manager is quite versatile. Don’t believe me? Check out this article to see how you can tweak Nautilus to its full capability. One of the overlooked Nautilus features is the file search. Not many Linux users utilize its full
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There are nearly 2,000 articles on It’s FOSS. It’s impossible to display them all on the homepage and sometimes you won’t even know that we have covered the topic you are looking for. This is why I am collecting useful tips and
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Minikube is a tool that allows developers and system admins to run a single-node Kubernetes cluster on their local machines. It is an excellent way to experiment, learn, and test Kubernetes applications without the need for a full-scale cluster. In this post,
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Loops are a powerful feature in any programming language. If you do not know already, the loops are a way to repeat the code based on certain criteria. For example, imagine that you have to print the numbers from 1 to 10.
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The Linux terminal could be intimidating. The dark screen with just commands to use. It’s easy to feel lost. The thing is that Linux command line is a vast topic. You can manage the entire system using just the commands. I mean
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When you start using Ubuntu or an Ubuntu-based distribution, soon you’ll find yourself using apt commands to install software like this: sudo apt install package_name You’ll probably also install additional software using the 3-step PPA command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:PPA_Name/ppa sudo apt update
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I’m sure you must have used the ls command to list the contents of a directory. In Ubuntu and many other distributions, you’ll see the ls command output in different colors. If you don’t see it, you can get colored output like
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Today, we hear of people “distro hopping.” Some of us may be guilty of it. It’s hard to resist, trying out that new Linux distro with the new features. Even I am not immune, and I have a couple of laptops that
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