If you’re working with Ubuntu or similar Linux distributions, you’re likely well-acquainted with the Advanced Package Tool (APT). It’s generally a fantastic system that makes installing, removing, and updating software feel like a walk in the park. (more…)
For dedicated gamers, the gaming station is more than just a desk; it’s a personal command center, a space designed for comfort and immersion in their favorite digital worlds. (more…)
Encountering the error message Cannot connect to the Docker daemon at unix:/var/run/docker.sock. Is the docker daemon running? (more…)
Finding the right desktop speakers that blend style, performance, and versatility without taking over your desk or emptying your wallet can be a challenge. (more…)
Installing proprietary NVIDIA drivers, particularly packages like the CUDA toolkit, often requires specific system preparation. A common prerequisite is the disabling of the default open-source Nouveau kernel driver for NVIDIA graphics hardware. (more…)
If you’re looking to work with large volumes of data that don’t neatly fit into traditional tables, MongoDB is a fantastic choice. It’s a highly popular document-oriented database, (more…)
If you’re venturing into vector graphics or searching for a robust tool for your design projects, I’ve got some exciting news. Gravit Designer is a fantastic, free and complete vector graphics design application that runs wonderfully on Ubuntu.
Connecting to an OpenVPN network on Ubuntu 18.04 can sometimes lead to unexpected Domain Name System (DNS) resolution issues. (more…)
BalenaEtcher, formerly known just as Etcher, is a fantastic free and open-source utility. Its main job is to flash these image files, and even compressed folders, directly onto SD cards and USB flash drives. (more…)
When you’re navigating any computer setup, understanding the specific details of your hardware components is often quite important.
