The great thing about using any open source software is the flexibility to customize it. The default desktop environment that comes with Linux Mint/Ubuntu is Gnome/Cinnamon, Unity or MATE. This can however be changed to something different like KDE. What this…
Mouse clicks..a lot of them. 🙂 [ Image courtesy : Graphjam ]
An earlier post described how to configure the mouse pointer settings in Windows so that whenever Ctrl key is pressed, the pointer location can be easily identified. Here is how to do the same in Linux Mint / Ubuntu :…
Geeky Relationship 😉 [Image courtesy: geekandpoke.typepad.com]
If you are having trouble creating bootable USB using existing utility that you use, like UNetbootin, try to create it using LinuxLive USB Creator. The program is easy to use, has a very nice GUI and has a plenty of…
Pretty simple yet pretty hard to do. 🙂 [ Image courtesy : Lamebook ]
