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Discover must-know tools and terminal tips to boost your productivity and confidence in Linux. Whether you’re flashing USBs or tweaking Neofetch, this series has you covered with practical, no-nonsense guidance.
Have 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...
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 ...
Standalone 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 ...
People often ask me how I create a bootable USB in Linux. I have a few preferred methods that I use depending on what is most convenient at the time. For example, when using a graphical user interface, I like to use Balena Etcher. If it is not instal...
I recently switched to Arco Linux, a distribution based on Arch Linux, and one of the first things I had to learn was how to use its package manager, called Pacman. In this article, I will provide a summary of the basic operations of Pacman and expla...
Neofetch is a command-line utility software that displays the system information and configuration settings attractively. Neofetch is a popular software among people who enjoy customizing their desktops and showcasing their configurations (often refe...
