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The ls command in Ubuntu Linux with examples
The article offers a tutorial on using the ‘ls’ command to list files and directories in Ubuntu Linux. It provides step-by-step instructions with examples and explains various options that can be added to the command in order to customize the output. It also encourages feedback and corrections.
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How to Install netstat on Ubuntu Linux
The article discusses how to install netstat, a network monitoring tool, on Ubuntu Linux, which is not automatically installed. Confusion with direct netstat installation is rectified by installing the ‘net-tools’ package instead using ‘sudo apt install net-tools’ command via Terminal. The installation can be verified by checking the version through ‘netstat –version’ command.
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The cat command in Ubuntu Linux with examples
The cat command in Ubuntu Linux is a versatile command line utility used for viewing file content, creating new files, concatenating files, and appending text to existing files. Its primary use is to display the contents of one or more files in the terminal. Moreover, it also offers functionality to numerate lines, helping when reading…
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How to Control Who Messages You on Messenger
The article guides through the process of selecting who can message you on Facebook’s Messenger app. The Messenger provides several customizable settings pertaining to message delivery, notifications, and privacy, particularly on mobile devices. By manipulating these settings, users can control from whom they receive messages and where these messages are routed, reducing unwanted chats or…
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Change Power Button Behavior in Windows 11
Windows 11 allows users to easily modify the power button’s behavior (e.g. turn the device on/off, put it into sleep/wake or hibernation mode) directly from the Windows Settings app instead of the classic Control Panel. The decision might be driven by the need to prevent unauthorized access, save power or time on work resumption.
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Change Lid Close Behavior on Windows 11
The article presents a new method to manage the laptop lid close settings in Windows 11 through the Settings app, an update from the previously used Control Panel app. The procedure allows customization of laptop behavior when the lid is closed, catering to users’ needs such as conserving battery life or keeping the laptop awake…
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Enable or Disable Lower Brightness with Energy Saver
The article details how to enable or disable the ‘Energy Saver’ feature in Windows 11 which helps conserve power and prolong laptop battery life. This feature can be switched on or off from the Quick Settings in the system tray. It can be set to activate automatically when the device’s battery reaches a certain level…
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Extend Battery Life with Energy Saver in Windows
The article instructs on how to activate the “Energy Saver” feature in Windows, which conserves energy and extends battery life by reducing power usage when the computer isn’t used or used less. Users can manually toggle the feature via Quick Settings or set it to automatically turn on at a certain battery percentage. It can…
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How to Enable Energy Saver in Windows 11
The article provides instructions on how to enable or disable the ‘Always use energy saver’ feature in Windows 11. This feature, which conserves energy and prolongs battery life, can be toggled on/off in the Quick Settings or via the Windows Registry Editor. Enabling it may contribute to electricity bill savings and a reduced carbon footprint.
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How to Use the Filmstrip Feature in Windows 11 Photos App
The Windows 11 Photos app received a recent update that introduced a new Filmstrip feature. It showcases thumbnails of other photos from the same folder when viewing an image, aiding the user in swiftly previewing and comparing images. The feature can be turned on and off using the ‘F’ key or an on-screen button.