Installing AMD graphics drivers on Linux is pretty straightforward. The open-source drivers that come with the Linux kernel work great for most things, including gaming and 3D rendering. But for some advanced features like ray tracing, you’ll want AMD’s proprietary…
If you’re new to Linux and coming from Windows, you’re probably used to relying on your mouse to open apps, launch games, etc. But even as a Windows user, you know keyboard shortcuts can actually be faster than clicking around.…
Epiphany or ‘GNOME Web’ browser is the default web browser that is shipped with the Vanilla Gnome desktop environment. It is compliant with all the GNOME design philosophy, having minimal elements on screen so that you can be productive. Offering…
If you have trouble playing any media such as a Video or an audio file on your Linux PC, chances are that you are missing important media codecs which are required to play that particular audio or video file. Most…
Steam – it’s a name every gamer knows. This gaming platform, developed by Valve, dominates the game distribution market making other digital game stores seem secondary. Valve has shown strong support for gaming on Linux. They actively develop the Steam…
You often lose the sense of time and weather while sitting in a closed room or an office the whole day. Perhaps you entered your office on a bright sunny morning and when your shift ended and surprise! It’s pouring…
Printer support on Linux can be a hit or miss. Vendors usually support the Windows and macOS platform, and they rarely have open-sourced their drivers. In the condition that the vendors have published the closed-source drivers, some Linux distribution maintainers…
Nowadays, it is impossible to do anything on the Internet without being tracked by media corporations. Online services that claim to be free often collect your data and either sell it, or show you ads based on that collected data.…
I’ve been driving daily and have been recommending Fedora Workstation to anyone whom I want to introduce to the Linux world since Fedora 36. However, I often realize that I’ve had to do so many post-installation tweaks to the default…
Synaptic Package Manager, a GUI and command-line installer supports Debian, Ubuntu, and its derivatives. It is capable of showing you all the packages installed on your system, unlike the GNOME Software Manager which only lists GUI applications. Now, Synaptic is…