I finally settled on Linux Mint. Or did I?I have been using Linux since 2017, and since then, I have hopped between Linux distros many times—so many that I've lost count. This frequent switching is a common behavior among Linux enthusiasts. The point here is that the quest for the perfect di...Aug 30, 2024·4 min read·395
Linux Mint: The Beginner-Friendly Linux DistributionLinux Mint a community-driven distro is one of my favourite Linux distributions based on Ubuntu. I used Mint a couple of years ago and it stands out as something truly unique in my distro-hopping journey. Let us delve deep into the fascinating histor...Aug 7, 2023·7 min read·526
How to Choose A Perfect Linux Distribution?When it comes to selecting one of the hundreds of distros, people usually get confused. In this article, I have presented some facts and jotted down selection criteria which will help you choose a perfect Linux Distribution for your system. Unlike pr...Jul 31, 2023·10 min read·357
The X.Org Window System: A Versatile Foundation for Graphical User InterfacesHave you ever wondered how your computer's graphical interface works, allowing you to easily navigate through programs and applications? Well, it's all thanks to the X.Org Window System, which is a crucial part of Unix-like systems that handles graph...Jul 24, 2023·3 min read·96
How to Install AUR helper YAY on ArchLinux?One of the main reasons for people choosing Arch-Linux and its variants like Manjaro and Arco is the Arch User Repository (AUR). The AUR is a community-driven repository that contains package build files and PKGBUILDs (short for "package build") for ...Jan 10, 2023·2 min read·183
Google Cloud Skill BoostGoogle Cloud Skill Boost is a program designed to help individuals develop expertise in Google Cloud technologies. The program consists of a series of online courses and hands-on labs, which cover a range of topics including cloud architecture, data ...Jan 8, 2023·2 min read·97
10 Essential Tools and Utilities for Standalone Window Manager UsersStandalone window managers are minimal software that does not ship with much of the basic toolkit which an everyday Linux user requires which are found in more feature-rich desktop environments such as Gnome and KDE. If you are a minimalistic window ...Jan 7, 2023·8 min read·312
