You're probably using a desktop environment along with Linux. Whether it's an extra lightweight one or more fully-fledged, you'll need one if you want to run graphical applications. Sure, you could try running everything in the terminal, but that's just silly. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingCloud-based tools such as those delivered through Google Workspace are lifesavers when it comes to remote work and collaboration. However, cloud-based apps need an internet connection for full functionality. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingVoiceOver is a fantastic feature that allows blind or visually impaired people to use their iPhone without having to look at it. However, navigating an iPhone using VoiceOver requires a little bit of practice. To help you get there, you can adjust VoiceOver features to give you the best experience possible. Here's how you can […]
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While modern Linux systems have attractive desktop interfaces, you may be wondering whether you can use Linux without them. The straightforward answer is "yes." What Is a Desktop Environment? While the desktop environments on Windows and macOS are tightly integrated and built into the system, on Linux, desktop environments like GNOME, KDE, and Xfce are […]
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If you’ve never jumped on the Instagram bandwagon but want to view someone’s account, you can still take a look without having a profile yourself. Features are extremely limited without having an actual account, but you are able to view someone’s profile and get an overview of posts if you know the right method. Here’s […]
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Without a connection to the internet, your Alexa device can’t help you play music, control smart devices, or give you updates on the weather. Luckily, there are a couple of different methods you can use to sync your Alexa device to your Wi-Fi using the Alexa app or a browser. Here is how you can […]
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