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Adding images to your Microsoft Word documents can help you illustrate points, showcase data, or just make your pages look more professional. But if you’ve ever accidentally moved or resized an image while editing, you know how frustrating it can be. Locking an image in place is the solution. Here’s how to do it—no complicated…
Notepad++ is a lightweight, powerful text editor loved by many Windows users. While it’s not natively built for Linux, you can still run Notepad++ on most Linux distributions with just a few simple steps. Here’s how. Why Notepad++ on Linux? There are plenty of native Linux editors—VS Code, Sublime, Vim, Gedit—but if you want that…
When privacy matters, encrypting your email is a must. On Linux, Evolution makes sending PGP-encrypted messages easy, whether you’re protecting business secrets or just value your digital privacy. Here’s how to set it up and use it—step by step. What You Need Step 1: Install Evolution and GnuPG First, make sure you have both Evolution…
If you’re ready to game on Linux, Steam makes it easy. Here’s how to get Steam up and running on your Linux machine, step by step. 1. Check Your System Before anything, make sure your Linux system is up to date. Open your terminal and run: This is for Ubuntu and Debian-based distros. For Fedora,…
Do you ever wish you could show your PowerPoint slides in a random order? Maybe you’re conducting a quiz, running a classroom activity, or just want to make your presentation more dynamic and engaging. By default, Microsoft PowerPoint presents slides in the order you arrange them—but with a few simple tricks, you can randomize your…
Running virtual machines is easy with VirtualBox, but if you want to boot a VM directly from a USB drive—maybe to test a live USB or run a portable OS—it gets a bit tricky, especially on Linux. VirtualBox doesn’t offer a “Boot from USB” option in its UI by default. But it’s still possible, and…
VirtualBox is a free, powerful tool that lets you run different operating systems as virtual machines on your computer. If you’re on Ubuntu and want to try Windows, another Linux distro, or just experiment without messing up your main setup, VirtualBox is your friend. This guide shows you exactly how to install VirtualBox on Ubuntu—step…
Creating a bootable USB drive used to be a hassle—format, copy ISO, pray it boots. Ventoy changes all that. With Ventoy, you just drag and drop ISO files onto your USB drive. You can have multiple ISOs on a single stick. No more reformatting every time. This guide will walk you through installing Ventoy on…
If you want to build powerful GUI apps on Linux, Qt is a solid choice. It’s open-source, cross-platform, and supports C++ (plus Python with PyQt or PySide). Installing Qt on Linux isn’t hard, but there are a few routes you can take. Here’s the most straightforward way to get up and running. 1. Pick Your…
If you want a simple way to access another computer remotely, TeamViewer is a solid choice. It works well on Windows, macOS, and yes—Linux. Here’s how you can get TeamViewer up and running on your Linux machine in a few minutes. Step 1: Download TeamViewer First, you need the right TeamViewer package for your Linux…
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