Linux for Beginners
So you want to use Linux? It is truly an amazing operating system and probably my favorite one to use. However, it is not for everyone and you’ll need to learn a few things before you can understand it.
read moreSo you want to use Linux? It is truly an amazing operating system and probably my favorite one to use. However, it is not for everyone and you’ll need to learn a few things before you can understand it.
read moreI recently had a debian install where Steam would not launch. Here is how I fixed it when it.
read morePower management is a critical thing to understand in laptops. It’s possible to buy an expensive laptop and end up not using it because of bad power management practices.
read moreThis standalone package manager is absolutely stunning and I can’t believe I’m just now discovering it’s true power.
read moreInstead of using the built-in package manager in Linux or some container that never puts the programs files in a usable spot, we will use Homebrew!
read moreRegEx is a formidable tool that many just don’t understand, but can save literally thousands of hours of work.
read moreSecurity is a journey, not a destination
read moreThis goes over reducing the size of a VMDK file using open-vm-tools and is used often in VMWare environments.
read moreThis article shows you how to make the steamdeck writable and a full blown desktop that you can install apps on that aren’t Flatpak, AppImage, or Snaps. Simply use yay -S packagename to install the app of your choice.
Linux by default is meant for servers and actually decreases the performance for greater security. While this great in business, when using Linux as a desktop it is not ideal unless your are serving other devices on your network with that machine.
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