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How to Show Weekday on Ubuntu Top Menu Bar
The article provides a guide on how to display or hide the day of the week on the top menu bar of an Ubuntu Linux desktop. It explains how to use the Terminal app for this purpose, typing specific commands to enable or disable the feature. The article additionally suggests the use of Dconf Editor…
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How to Manage Edge Background Extensions and Apps
The article provides step-by-step instructions on how to control the behavior of apps and extensions on the Microsoft Edge browser, specifically whether they continue running in the background when the browser is closed. This can be done through the browser’s system and performance settings or using the Windows registry. The changes can be applied by…
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How to Enable Variable Refresh Rate in Windows 11
The post details how to enable or disable the Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) in Windows 11, an option that allows VRR-capable monitors to adjust refresh rate based on image’s frame rate. This feature, which reduces screen tearing in games and enables higher frame rates, can be toggled on or off via the Windows Settings app…
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How to Add Weather Info to Ubuntu Top Menu Bar
This article provides detailed steps to display weather information on Ubuntu Linux’s top menu bar. Because Ubuntu’s default top menu bar only shows time, additional packages, Gnome Weather and Weather O’Clock extension, need to be installed for this feature. The installation is performed via the Ubuntu Software Center or the Terminal app.
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Customize File Opening in Notepad on Windows 11
The new Notepad version for Windows 11, available for Microsoft Insider Preview program members, supports tabs, allowing users to manage multiple files in a single window. Users can customize whether files open in new tabs or a separate window by adjusting settings within the Notepad app.
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How to Change Time Format in Ubuntu: 12h or 24h
The article provides a detailed guide on how to change the system clock format either to 12-hour or 24-hour in Ubuntu Linux. Three routes are mentioned: through the System Settings panel, via command terminal console commands, or using the Dconf Editor. The time format change applies to the desktop and can be utilized in documents…
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Disable Security Questions in Windows 11: Step-by-Step Guide
The article details the steps to enable or disable the use of security questions for local accounts in Windows 11. It highlights the benefits of such security questions, like added account safety and easy password recovery. The methods involved using the ‘Local Group Policy Editor’ or the ‘Windows Registry Editor.’ Disabling security questions implies utilizing…
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Mount External Storage as Read-Only in Ubuntu
The article discusses how to enable or disable mounting external storage devices as read-only on Ubuntu Linux. This can be done using Terminal commands or the Dconf Editor tool. These steps ensure that any external storage connected to Ubuntu becomes non-writable, protecting personal and confidential data from being saved on these devices.
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Enable or Disable ‘Switch User’ in Ubuntu Linux
The article provides a guide on how to enable or disable the “Switch User” command on Ubuntu Linux, an option that allows switching between multiple user accounts without signing out. This option can be modified using the command terminal console or the Dconf Editor. Steps include using specific command lines in terminal or navigating particular…
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Customize Quick Settings in Windows 11
The article provides a guide on how to customize the Quick Settings panel in Windows 11 by adding, removing, or rearranging buttons. This panel, located at the taskbar’s bottom right corner, offers quick access to important features like Volume, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and more, and can be modified as per user preference without navigating the Settings…