Linux is more secure than Windows and this is no secret. Many websites and companies alike all use Linux for their servers. Some Linux desktops are more stable than others that is true, but Linux … Read more
Task scheduling is an important and useful option built into both Windows and now Linux. For a while there, if you wanted to schedule tasks in Linux, it wasn’t as easy as Windows, technically, it … Read more
As with the previous part of this topic, it’s good to do a routine clearing out of dust inside your pc. As to how often, it depends. If you ask two different people, you will … Read more
Spring is almost upon us again. With spring comes the usual yearly cleaning that just gets so deep that it doesn’t happen any other time of year. The same thing should go for your computer. … Read more
A lot of people assume that Linux is a technical operating system, too technical for average users, however, since the earlier 2000’s it’s safe to say that most modern distributions and desktop environments have improved … Read more
In recent blog posts, it is made quite clear that Ubuntu intends to collect user data. This option will be opt out at installation, but It will be kept fine print because Ubuntu really wants … Read more
For people in 2018 who are looking for a fast, stable, and flexible browser, Vivaldi more than does its share in that department. Vivaldi is a browser built by Norse company Vivaldi AS in Oslo, … Read more
Earlier today, I published an article here on my blog about the recent flaws found in kernels and processor firmware. I was a bit vague and unclear, but after doing more reading, I can give … Read more
The Linux firewall is managed by a service called Iptables. Iptables is a net-filter built into the Linux or Unix kernel. It is used even when third party applications are called. Iptables was initially released … Read more
I did a bit of a review on Vivaldi before. I said that the browser was good and had a great team behind it, I also spoke briefly about the endless array of features within … Read more
