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Ever wondered how long your Linux machine takes to boot? Whether you’re troubleshooting a slow startup or just curious, measuring boot time is surprisingly easy. Here’s how to check your system’s boot duration and understand what’s slowing it down. Check Boot Time with systemd-analyze Most modern Linux distros use systemd, which includes a handy tool…
Over time, your Linux system can accumulate a lot of cached package data. These files are stored by your package manager—DNF for Fedora-based distributions and APT for Debian-based systems. If left unchecked, they can eat up disk space. Cleaning the cache is an easy way to free up space without affecting system performance. Here’s how…
If you’re the kind of person who lives in the terminal, loves ASCII art, or just enjoys exploring clever open-source tools, you’ll appreciate MapSCII—a world map rendered entirely in your terminal window. Yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like: a real-time, interactive map of the world, drawn with nothing but characters. What is MapSCII? MapSCII…
Most dual boot setups start with Windows, then add Ubuntu. But what if you did it the other way around? Installing Windows after Ubuntu flips the usual script—and it can break your bootloader if you’re not careful. Here’s a step-by-step guide to install Windows after Ubuntu, and still keep access to both operating systems. Before…
Microsoft is rolling out its new Outlook app whether you like it or not — literally. Starting this summer, the new Outlook for Windows will be automatically installed on devices running Windows 10 and Windows 11 as part of Office updates. This move is catching a lot of users off guard, especially those comfortable with…
If you’ve ever spent time designing a polished document in Microsoft Word—complete with a professional header and footer—you know how frustrating it can be when someone accidentally (or intentionally) edits or deletes those parts. While Word doesn’t offer a direct “lock header and footer” button, there are effective workarounds that can help you protect these…
If you’re running Ubuntu and want to upgrade your video call setup without shelling out for new hardware, you’re in luck: your smartphone can double as a webcam and microphone. It’s easy, free, and often gives you better quality than a built-in laptop camera or mic. Here’s how to get it working. Why Use Your…
Sure! Here’s a sharp, substance-packed blog post you can use for your WordPress site: 7 Tweaks to Supercharge Gedit as a Code Editor Gedit might look like a basic text editor, but under the hood, it can be transformed into a surprisingly capable code editor—lightweight, fast, and tailored to your workflow. If you’re on GNOME…
If you’re running a Debian server, keeping up with security updates is non-negotiable. But manually updating every time a patch drops? That’s a time sink — and a risk if you forget. Thankfully, you can configure Debian to handle security updates automatically. Here’s how to do it, step-by-step. Step 1: Install the Unattended Upgrades Package…
Neovim is a powerful, modern alternative to Vim, built for speed and extensibility. Whether you’re a developer, sysadmin, or someone who lives in the terminal, Neovim can seriously boost your productivity. In this post, I’ll show you how to install Neovim on Ubuntu and other Linux distros, plus some tips to get started using it.…
