Category Tutorials

Every Linux distribution ships with a command line Package Manager, which can be used to install applications from the Terminal or command line interface. Ubuntu has the APT package Manager, Red Hat uses YUM and DNF and Zypper on OpenSUSE.…

Links in Linux are pointers that can be used to refer to files or folders. They come in handy in cases when we might need to access files deep into the file system or while linking libraries and much more!…

This article is about creating fake webcam streams on Linux – quite a topic, isn’t it! Now, have you ever been in a meeting with your video feed on when you’d rather be somewhere else? Ever wished to loop a…

Linux shells are an essential part of any Linux system and can massively affect your workflow and can drastically increase your efficiency. In this module, we shall discuss the three most popular shells in Linux, namely: bash, zsh, and fish.…

In this module, we are going to discuss how we change kernels on Arch Linux. You can check our previous post which talks about the different types of kernels available for Linux distros. Steps to change kernels on Arch Linux…

This module will discuss Picom, probably the most popular Compositor for Linux. Compositors in Linux are responsible for assigning each window a buffer to render. Each frame of each running application goes through the compositor, responsible for outputting each buffer…

In this module, we are going to learn how we can do so on Linux using proxychains and Tor. The internet can be a scary place at times and one can never be too careful on the web. Sometimes, it…