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How to Install Focalboard on Ubuntu Linux
This article provides a detailed guide on installing Focalboard, an open-source project management tool, on Ubuntu Linux. The installation steps include setting up PostgreSQL to store data, downloading Focalboard from GitHub, setting up a Systemd service for Focalboard’s control, and creating a reverse proxy server for improved performance. The article is especially helpful for companies…
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How to Install Bitwarden on Ubuntu Linux
The article outlines steps to install Bitwarden, an open-source password management platform, on Ubuntu Linux using Docker. Bitwarden stores sensitive credentials in an encrypted vault, supports multiple platforms and includes features like two-factor authentication. The post guides through the installation process, obtaining Bitwarden installation key, setting up an account and starting Bitwarden services.
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How to Install Podman on Ubuntu Linux
This content provides instructions on how to install and manage Podman on Ubuntu Linux. Podman, an open-source tool, allows for easy application operations using containers and container images, making it a suitable alternative to Docker. The instructions include enabling container image downloads from the web and outlines how to manage containers the same way as…
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Enable Fractional Scaling in Ubuntu: A Step-by-Step Guide
The article discusses how to enable or disable fractional scaling on Ubuntu Linux, which by default offers two scaling options: 100% and 200%. If objects on your device’s display are too large or too small, fractional scaling can be enabled to provide more options: 125%, 150%, and 175%. The guide provides a step-by-step process on…
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How to Change Dock Icon Size in Ubuntu Linux
The article provides steps to change the size of application icons on the Ubuntu Linux Dock or launcher. According to the post, the size of the Dock is proportional to the icon size, meaning changes to the icon directly affect Dock size. Users can access the ‘Appearance’ settings in the ‘System Settings’ panel to adjust…
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Enable/Disable Snipping Tool Screenshot Saving in Windows 11
The article provides a step-by-step guide to enable or disable the auto-save screenshots function in the Snipping Tools app on Windows 11. Screenshots, by default, are automatically saved in PNG format in a specified folder and can be managed in the app’s Settings page. Changes are applied immediately after exiting.
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How to Enable or Disable Airplane Mode in Ubuntu Linux
This article provides detailed instructions for toggling airplane mode in Ubuntu Linux. It can be done using a physical airplane mode button on some laptops, directly from the System menu, or through the System Settings menu. Turning airplane mode on disables all wireless communications, which can be re-enabled by turning it off.
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Enable Mobile Hotspot on Ubuntu Linux
The article provides detailed instructions on how to enable or disable mobile hotspots in Ubuntu Linux. It elaborates on the utility of sharing the internet connection from Ubuntu Linux devices with others over Wi-Fi, particularly in remote areas. The process involves accessing System Settings, selecting Wi-Fi settings, and activating the Wi-Fi Hotspot function, bearing in…
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How to Adjust Screen and Sleep Settings in Windows 11
The article provides a guide on adjusting screen and sleep settings in Windows 11 to suit user preferences. Usually, Windows 11 automatically turns off the device screen and enters sleep mode after a period of inactivity to save energy and prolong battery life. However, users can modify these settings in the System Settings panel under…
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How to Disable Accent Color in Windows 11
This article provides steps to enable or disable the “Show accent color on title bars and windows borders” feature in Windows 11. The accent color is active around active windows’ borders and title bars. It can be customized in the System Settings under the Personalization -> Colors -> Accent color options. Once disabled, active windows…