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Creating an Automated PDF Conversion System on Linux with unoconv [In-depth Guide]
Creating PDFs is one of the easiest tasks to take for granted on Linux, thanks to…
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Ghostty Terminal: Never Understood the Hype Until I tried it
When I first started using Linux, I did not care much about the terminal applications. Not…
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FOSS Weekly #25.42: Hyprland Controversy, German State with Open Source, New Flatpak App Center and a Lot More Linux Stuff
In the previous newsletter, I asked what kind of advice someone looking to switch from Windows…
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WordPress 5.6 is Here: What You Need to Know
The situation in 2020 may have been a reason for multiple delays, but the new WordPress…
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Can’t Recall the Syntax? Try These WYSIWYG Markdown Editors on Linux
From GitHub repositories to technical documentation, Markdown is an extremely popular lightweight markup language. Basically, markdown…
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FOSS Weekly #25.40: Fedora 43 Features, Kernel 6.17, Zorin OS 18, Retro Gaming Setup and More Linux Stuff
Last month, Austria’s armed forces ditched Microsoft Office for LibreOffice. This is surely positive news, but…
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Utilizing My Raspberry Pi 4 for Retro Gaming With RetroPie
Do you remember the thrill of powering up your old console, the satisfying clunk of the…
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Employee Spotlight: Ivan—The League of Extraordinary Service Reps
Here at FastComet, we are committed to achieving our mission and vision: Setting the Standard for…
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WordPress 5.8: Full Site Editing is Here
Right on schedule — July 20th, 2021 — the long-awaited WordPress 5.8 is finally here. The…
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I Discovered the Wonderful Compose Key After 15 Years of Using Linux
Sometimes you discover things by accident, even if they were probably there for years. I had…
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FOSS Weekly #25.35: New Gerhwin DE, grep Command, Nitro init system, KDE Customization and More Linux Stuff
It’s FOSS Community Forum is now open for free registration. Earlier, it was tied up with…
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Installing Fedora Linux in the Simplest Possible Way
Fedora is one of the most dependable Linux distro choices. It is cutting edge, backed by…
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Using Nightlight in Hyprland
I presume that you are no stranger to the nightlight feature. It filters blue light from…
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Getting Started With Nano Editor
Nano is perhaps one of the simplest terminal-based text editor. While it is still depended on…
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FOSS Weekly #25.34: Mint 22.2 Features, FreeVPN Fiasco, Windows Update Killing SSDs, AI in LibreOffice and More
There are numerous popular browser-based free VPNs. FreeVPN is one such extension that was recently caught…
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FOSS Weekly #25.33: Debian 13 Released, Torvalds vs RISC-V, Arch’s New Tool, GNOME Perfection and More Linux Stuff
Debian 13, codenamed Trixie, is finally available now. It features GNOME 48 among other changes. The…
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FOSS Weekly #25.32: AWS Fiasco, AUR Poisoned Again, Ubuntu Manual, Firefox New Tab Customization and More Linux Stuff
You own nothing in this digital age. Your ebooks, your games, your movies. Nothing belongs to…
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4 Ways I am Encouraging My 4 Year Old Child to Help Learn Coding and Use Computer
I am helping my child learn coding. No, not the new born, but “my favorite child”,…
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WordPress 6.0 – Overflowing with Significant Features and Improvements
WordPress 6.0 is here, as always, right on schedule — May 24th, 2022. The name is…
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Employee Spotlight: Darrie T. – The Tech-Savvy Gamer
Meet one of the brilliant minds behind the screen: Darrie T. A tech-savvy gamer with a…
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Your Complete DIY Guide to Website QA (Quality Assurance)
Web Quality Assurance (QA) checking refers to a process of ensuring that everything on your website…
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5 Open Source Apps You Can use for Seamless File Transfer Between Linux and Android
Wireless file transfers are incredibly convenient, especially between Linux and Android devices. No cables, no manual…
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FOSS Weekly #25.30: AUR Poisoned, Linux Rising, PPA Explained, New Open Source Grammar Checker and More
I know readers in the US will find it difficult to believe but it seems that…
