I recently upgraded to Fedora 43 and one thing I noticed was that image thumbnails were not showing up in the Nautilus files manager. Not just the recent file formats like webp or AVIF, it was not even showing up for classic
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AI and bots are everywhere. YouTube is filled with AI generated, low-quality videos; Facebook and other social media are no different. What is more concerning is the report that more than 50% of the internet traffic is by bots. Gone are the
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With recent developments, such as the introduction of a reference operating system, the GNOME project has clearly positioned itself as a full, top-to-bottom computing platform. It has one of the fastest-growing app ecosystems in the Linux and open-source world as a whole
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Media servers have exploded in popularity over the past few years. A decade ago, they were tools for a small population of tech enthusiasts. But with the rise of Raspberry Pi-like devices, rising cost of streaming services and growing awareness around data
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It is time to talk about the most important love-hate relationship that has ever been. It is Instagram and… you. Instagram has become irreplaceable if you’re in a spot where you need to reach out to the world to present your work
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A desktop-wide search application can be the key to speeding up your workflow by a significant amount, as anything you might look for will almost be at your fingertips at any given moment. Today, we’ll be looking at a GUI desktop application
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Halloween is here. Some people carve pumpkins, I crafted a special set up for my Arch Linux 🎃 0:00 /0:30 1× In this tutorial, I’ll share with you all the steps I took to give a Halloween-inspired dark, spooky makeover with Hyprland.
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It’s Halloween so time to talk spooky stuff 👻 If solving Linux mysteries sounds thrilling, SadServers will be your new haunted playground. I came across this online platform that gives you real, misconfigured servers to fix and real-world inspired situations to deal
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There is no shortage of to-do apps in the Linux ecosystem, but few are designed to keep you focused while you work. Koncentro takes a direct approach by bundling a versatile task list, a Pomodoro-style timer, and a configurable website blocker into
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