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The 5 Best Linux YouTube Channels Every Linux User Should Follow
If you are a Linux enthusiast who wants to find good channels for information and news discussions, take these picks of which channels to follow.
Is Google Password Manager Safe and Secure?
Google might ask you if you want it to store your login credentials, but can you trust Google's own Password Manager? Is it safe to use?
How to Play Game Boy Games in Your Linux Terminal
Want to relive the good old days by playing Game Boy games on your Linux PC? With php-terminal-gameboy-emulator, you can.
If You Didn’t Change Your Passwords After the LastPass Data Breach, Do It Now
Hackers have been stealing millions of dollars in cryptocurrency, seemingly after the LastPass breach. Here's what you need to know.
Keep Your Cupboard Contents Fresh With Grocy on Raspberry Pi
By hosting Grocy on your Raspberry Pi, you can catalog and organize your groceries, meals, and a whole lot more.
How to Set Up Gmail to Use IMAP
Fancy using your own email client rather than Gmail? Here's how to set up Google's email service for IMAP to give you extra flexibility.
How to Send PGP-Encrypted Email on Linux With Evolution
Want to secure your conversations from prying eyes? Here's how you can send PGP-encrypted emails from your Linux PC with Evolution.
How to Set Up Your Raspberry Pi as a Web Server
Starting from everything you need to use your Raspberry Pi as a web server to the whole setup process, we've got you covered.
5 Ways Successful Remote Work Relies on Online Security
From setting up a VPN for remote access to using better passwords, here's why security measures equal a better work-from-home environment.
How to Easily Encrypt and Decrypt Files With Seahorse on Ubuntu
Learn more about security and encryption using Seahorse in Linux.
Navidrome Is the Perfect Self-Hosted Music Server for Raspberry Pi
You don't have to rely on commercial music streaming services. Create your own Raspberry Pi music server and listen from any device.
How to Change Desktop Wallpaper on a Chromebook
If you're fed up with the default wallpaper on your Chromebook, consider changing it to something you fancy.
Here's Why You Shouldn't Trust Emails From Duolingo
Have you got an email from Duolingo? It could be a scam—especially since private data has been leaked to hackers. Ça alors !
How to Install Ubuntu on Your PC Using the Mini ISO
If you resent the idea of downloading a multi-gigabyte ISO, why not use the Mini ISO to install Ubuntu on your PC instead?
8 Potential Headaches of Self-Hosting Services on Raspberry Pi
Self-hosting services on a Raspberry Pi is a great way to break free of third-party companies, but there are a few pitfalls to be aware of.
Does Turning Your Android Phone Off Protect You From Malware?
Not all cybersecurity solutions are complex: simply turning your device off sometimes might combat viruses and other malware.
Here's Why You Should Never Accept Unsolicited Tech by Post
Received any tech like a USB drive in the mail? However tempting it might be, do not use it: it could be malware or a scam.
6 Reasons You Should Use OpenStreetMap Instead of Google Maps
OpenStreetMap is a popular community-driven map tool. But does it offer enough over Google Maps? Here are the top reasons you should use it instead.
Marble: An Open-Source Google Earth Alternative for Linux
If you find Google Earth to be privacy-invading, try out Marble, an open-source virtual globe and atlas app developed by the KDE Community.
How to Install Qt to Develop GUI Apps on Linux
Qt is a development framework used to create apps that feel at home on the KDE desktop. Here's how to install Qt on Linux.