First of all, hibernate is not recommended for SSDs. However, if you have a HDD disk installed on your system and you have created a SWAP partition on it with size double than the physical memory, RAM, of the system, you could easily activate the hibernation on your Kubuntu 20.04. 1st, you have to be sure that your SWAP partition works fine by this command: $ swapon -show This command should return output like: Filename […]
Your computer’s account password is very important point in order to make your system safe and secured. Here, I will not dive into the technical importance of having strong password for your user account on your computer, but I will give you a hint about it. The user’s account password should be strong and it should be easy to be written as well, specially, if you are using Linux based operating system in which the […]
The KDE greeter or SDDM has no any indicator about network status such as found in Gnome for example. Since 2018-11-29, I have posted a bug report to the KDE bug. According to the next bug report, which it is assigned as CONFIRMED, it looks like that the community attestation becomes aware about the feature. I think it would be applied in the near future.
The Famous and Free Windows download manager application FDM, becomes available for Linux users. However, you should notice that, it stills Release Candidate, it is only 64 bit and finally a Debian, *.deb file, package is the only package available. In other words, it stills available only for 64 bit distros. based on Debian, such as Ubuntu, MX Linux, Linux Mint, etc
Ice is an application that allows you to deal with web applications like your ordinary desktop applications under, of course, one condition, that you have working Internet Connectivity. It, simply, runs an instance of one of your system available browsers and you are able to make it isolated from other cookies and history settings. This application is found as a part of PeppermentOS and it should be installed easily with all Debian based Linux distributions […]
This is my first post on my new Vivaldi blog. It looks neat blogging application for the first time. I have performed quick customisation for the look and feel of my new blog. I found the process is clear and easy to be maintained. In the next days, I will do more tests and I will get deeper with Vivaldi blog experience that I think it will promising.
Welcome to your new Blog! We’re really excited to see what you do with it. This draft post is here to show you what your posts will look like and to give you a few tips on getting started. Feel free to edit it, delete it or keep it saved as a draft for reference later. Publishing If you’re familiar with WordPress, you’ll be right at home. To get started creating your own posts head […]
