Pulkit Chandak

Offline update and upgrade of your Ubuntu or Linux Mint system are useful especially when you have a bunch of PCs on the same network. You don’t need to waste your internet bandwidth deploying updates and upgrades repeatedly for each …

So in this article, we are going to show how to sync Microsoft OneDrive data to your Linux system. For those not aware of Microsoft OneDrive, it is a cloud data storage service similar to IDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox, pCloud, …

This tutorial is about fixing Linux Mint not updating due to broken packages error. In this article, we are going to discuss the causes of broken packages, and show you how to fix them on Linux Mint.

In this article of Terminal Tuts, we’re going to show you how to download Torrents using the command-line via the Terminal interface. We will use a program called rTorrent. There are many others, but most of them were created because …

More often than not, files do get misplaced on your computer. For finding them, you will need to use some sort of tool and a bunch of rules. In today’s Terminal Tuts series, we’re going to explain how to find …

We are here to announce some significant changes that are announced in one of the most widely used Linux distributions currently, Linux Mint. Linux Mint is known for its ease of usage and as a soothing entrance to the stereotypically …

In this article, we’re going to explain how can the GNOME GUI can be installed on CentOS minimal version. Since the interface is CLI mode, this is only going to be a bunch of simple terminal commands. GNOME is a …

MintBackup has an elegant user interface and consumes less amount of system resources. It stores the backup in a .tar file. It is easy to configure and serves best if you’re looking for is a simple backup creation program. Let’s …

If you are overwhelmed with the thousands of digital photos you have on your computer, and finding it hard to deal with them, you need a Photo manager. digiKam is the program you need. It’s a very advanced and full-featured …