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Recent versions of the Spotify client for Linux don't have the minimize ability. Follow this to minimize Spotify to the system tray in Linux.

Users looking for extreme performance in a Desktop Environment can look no further than LXQt. This LXQt review will discuss who should use LXQt and why.

Zram, zswap, and zcache allow you to compress your RAM's contents, practically expanding it. But which one should you use?

Many of us have an old PC lying around our house. Before you throw them away, check out these ways to make use of your old PC with Linux.

After years of using Windows, you’re finally fed up with it and have decided to give Linux a try. Linux, though, is available through many different distributions. Which one should you choose? If you have finally decided to give Linux a try, check out this user guide on the steps to smoothly move from Windows to Linux.

The Pantheon Desktop is one of the most visually appealing desktops around. This Pantheon Desktop review will show you some of its notable features.

Fancy playing Android games on your desktop? If you want to play Android games on Linux, here is one method to help you do that.

Arch Linux's Pacman provides users with a simple way of managing packages. Make use of this guide to master Pacman for Arch Linux.

MATE is one of the Linux desktops based on Gnome 2. This MATE review will look at its user interface, performance, and some notable features.

Are you losing GBs of storage space because you forget to clear your trash? Learn how you can get Ubuntu to empty trash automatically with AutoTrash.

If you want everything gone from your Ubuntu desktop, including all the desktop icons, learn how you can hide desktop icons in Ubuntu 20.04.

Xfce is popular for those looking to create a lightweight Linux system. This Xfce review examines its user experience, performance and whether it is for you

Linux Mint, while based on Ubuntu, has a different approach than Ubuntu for creating a Linux distribution. Ubuntu makes use of Gnome 3 and tries to keep everything vanilla, while Linux Mint’s developers take all things they don’t like about Ubuntu and simplify it to make it easier for end users. If you are wondering which one is better, read on to find out how they differ and which one’s best for you.

Is it possible to get a better sound quality from your computer? You'll learn here how to improve your Linux PC audio with PulseEffects.

If you're the only one using your Linux computer, why have it continuously nag you for password? Learn how to use sudo without a password in Linux.

Linux provides a platform for building a virtualization workstation for your own use. Here is how to create a Linux virtualization workstation from scratch.

A checksum allows you to check if the file you downloaded is genuine and has not been tempered. Learn how to check and verify checksums in Linux.

If you are a Linux user, you can use Gnome Maps to find the best route to your desired destination and export the map as a PDF to take with you.

Elive is a Linux distribution based on Debian and Enlightenment. This Elive review will discuss how it performs and whether it can be the distro for you.

With the release of the Raspberry Pi Imager tool, it is now very easy to install Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi. This tutorial shows you how.