Category Linux

Customize Your Adwaita Theme with Gradience

Customize Your Adwaita Theme Easily Using Gradience

Adwaita is the default light and dark theme of the GNOME desktop environment. This, along with the GTK4 library, attempts to provide a more ‘unified’ look across all the applications which are installed on the GNOME desktop. Which is very…

Lemoa – A Native Lemmy Client for Linux

Introduction To Lemmy (And Lemoa) Alternative To Reddit

Reddit had been one of the best forums on the Internet discussing various topics such as memes, games, and other forms of Internet media as well as technology and even support forums. However, because of the recent API changes announced…

SSL Certificate Verification Using Shell Scripts

SSL Verification With Shell Scripts

Shell scripting is a powerful tool in the Linux ecosystem. It can help automate repetitive tasks, manipulate data, interact with system APIs, and more. One of the many applications of shell scripting is SSL certificate verification. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)…

GameOutlet – Compare Game Prices on Different Stores

GameOutlet Compare Price Of Games On Different Stores

For Windows and Linux gamers alike, Steam is often the preferred destination for purchasing digital games. For Linux gamers, Steam becomes an indisputable choice due to its myriad of Linux-friendly features, courtesy of Valve, the company behind Steam, has added…

Working with hidden files in Linux

Hidden Files

Hidden files in Linux are the files that are not listed when the user runs the ls command. The name of a hidden file starts with a. dot(.) In Linux, not only files, but directories can be hidden as well.…

Netcat Command in Linux – A Complete Guide

$NETCAT

Nc or the Netcat command, is a networking command-line tool in Linux. It works like a port scanning tool, a security tool, a network troubleshooting tool, or a network monitoring tool. It is an important utility for system administrators to…