Category: Linux Mint

Kazam is a simple screen shot and screen capture tool for Ubuntu / Linux Mint. To install it : Open Terminal and give the following...

The popular peer-peer file sharing program Tixati is available for Linux as well as Windows. An earlier post described how to use Tixati in Windows....

Viewing multiple time zones and finding out the local time in each of them can be a bit cumbersome especially if an event or meeting...

The Linux command prompt/shell records previously entered commands in the form of history. This is convenient because any of the previously used commands can be...

Automatic login by default is disabled in Linux Mint which is a good thing. However, suppose if you are the only user and don’t want...

While using the DNS server IP addresses provided by the local Internet provider can for most part work flawlessly, one good reason to use a...