spaCy, a natural language processing library
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Radicle, a decentralized collaborative development platform
The release of the first beta version of the Radicle P2P platform and its desktop client was recently announced ...
CesiumJS: An Open Source Javascript Library for 3D Mapping
Yesterday, we published an article called "GeoFS: An aerial simulation game from the browser using Cesium", in ...
Nextcloud Hub 20 arrives with integration improvements, optimization and more
The launch of the new version of the Nextcloud Hub 20 platform has just been presented, a version in which improvements are presented ...
NoGAFAM: An interesting website and movement for Free Software
Navigating as usual through the quasi-infinite cyberspace, today I came across an interesting and practical website, ...
Dilemma of Social Networks: Also in Operating Systems?
Recently Netflix, the world-renowned subscription streaming service, which allows its members to watch or download series and ...
Linux From Scratch (LFS): Project to create your own Linux Distros
Although for many passionate Linux users, with different levels of experience or knowledge, there are one or more GNU / Linux Distros ...
Librewolf and Librefox: Free alternatives to Firefox beyond Waterfox
A few days ago, we talked about Waterfox taking advantage of the release of its latest version 2020.08. However, despite his ...
Waterfox: An excellent free, open and independent web browser
A few days ago, specifically on August 25, 2020, the 2020.08 version was released ...
Automation: Tools available for the work of a SysAdmin
For those who are or have been System / Server Administrators (SysAdmins) at some point in their professional life, at some ...
Tsunami Security Scanner is already open source, Google decided that it was so
Google made the decision to release the code for its Tsunami security scanner, which was designed to check for known vulnerabilities in ...
AppFlow, a new service that facilitates the transfer of data between AWS and SaaS
Amazon recently unveiled the launch of "AppFlow," a new integration service that makes it easy to transfer data between applications.
The new version of the decentralized IPFS 0.5 file system has been released
The new version of the decentralized file system IPFS 0.5 (InterPlanetary File System) has just been introduced which ...
Distrochooser: The website that helps you choose the right GNU / Linux Distro
It has happened to many users (new or novice) that when they start in the GNU / Linux world they choose to use ...
Next.js 9.3 comes with support for static site generation, 404 optimization and more
Next.js is a React framework for server-side rendering, which its creators present as a toolchain ...
Licenses for the development of Free and Open Software: Good practices
A software license, in general terms, can be described as a contract between the author (creator) holder of the rights ...
Technical Quality: Good practices in the development of Free Software
As in every aspect of our life that we build, technical quality (absence of structural failures), in software development ...
Good practices to develop free and open Software: Documentation
Documentation is and should be a fundamental part of the creative and planning process of all human activity, and more ...
Linux: and some interesting resources
If you like statistical data on Linux and also interesting resources, such as cheat sheets, etc, here is some good information ...
Salut à Toi an application and social network for decentralized communication
Salut à Toi (SàT) is a multifunctional communications application and a decentralized social network published under the free software license AGPLv3 +.
EMISOFT Decrypter a tool for recovering files encrypted by LooCipher
Recently Emsisoft announced this week the publication of a decryptor for LooCipher, this application allows victims to decrypt their files ...
Released version 2019.2 of YouTrack, a project management software and tracking of incidents and tickets
After the release of version 2019.1 last March, Jetbrains recently announced the availability of version 2019.2 of YouTrack ...
Download torrents from the comfort of your terminal with Aria2
Downloading torrent files in Linux is a topic that is touched very often since there are many ...
Shinobi, an open source video surveillance server
ShinobiCCTV is an Open Source video surveillance server, written in Node.js, and very easy to use. This project would be ...
DevOps versus SysAdmin: Rivals or Collaborators?
DevOps, that kind of new "breed" (generation) of Software Developers, which has been heard about for about eight or ten years.
Webapps: The Best Alternative Webmail Sites of 2019
Every citizen who connects to the Web (Internet) has an email (WebApps) under a free or paid web service to manage their emails.
Sysadmin: The Art of Being a System and Server Administrator
A Sysadmin is usually responsible for ensuring the correct functioning of all technological and computer platforms where he works.
What to do if Linux does not detect a USB device?
If you have ever connected a USB drive or keyboard or mouse to your computer with any Linux distribution and nothing has happened ...
EasyPDF: a tool to manage your PDF documents online
This time we are going to talk about EasyPDF Online PDF Suite. Of which, the interesting thing behind this tool is that it can facilitate ...
Dapps: for a decentralization of services and social networks
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Find viruses from the command line with ClamAV
ClamAV is easy to install on Linux thanks to the fact that it is included in many mainstream distribution software sources ...
PeerTube a decentralized video streaming platform
PeerTube is a free and decentralized platform for organizing video hosting and video streaming.
Yay: an excellent helper for AUR and an alternative to Yaourt
The wizard we will talk about is Yay (Yet another Yaourt), this is a new reliable AUR helper that is written in the GO programming language.
Install Lua an excellent programming language for beginners
Lua is a fairly lightweight, structured and imperative programming language that was designed as an interpreted language with extensible semantics.
Platzi: The definitive platform to learn about technology (My Experience)
I consider that continuous learning is the most important process of human beings, we learn from the moment we are born until ...
Become a Hacking and Cybersecurity specialist
All readers of DesdeLinux They should be clear about what it means to be a 'hacker', since our friend ChrisADR did not explain it enough...
International Congress on E-Learning Training - Chamilo Conference
I am very happy because I will be present as a participant in the Chamilo Conference Lima 2017, which will take place from ...
Become a Linux Administrator
Learning to be a Linux administrator nowadays is not a difficult challenge but we could say that if it is a ...
Franchise: An Amazing SQL Online Client
Data is a fundamental part of modern applications and every day they take on a much higher commercial value ...
Believe in your Linux skills, but never stop improving
The Linux community is vast and made up of unmatched human worth, full of experience and ...
Does Windows want Linux to be one of your products?
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KodExplorer: Develop websites from the browser
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And red color, Ubuntu from Unity 8 has been spared [Opinion]
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DesdeLinux nominated for the Open Awards 2017 as Best Blog
I am pleased to announce that DesdeLinux It is nominated in the 2017 Open Awards for Best Blog, as is...
[Opinion] Infrastructure and Authentication Services - SME Networks
Hello friends! General index of the series: Computer Networks for SMEs: Introduction Most of the ...
Jarvis: An Excellent Personal Assistant for Linux
Many of our readers will have heard of 'Jarvis' the virtual assistant developed by Mark Zuckerberg the creator of Facebook, the ...
Harmony: An elegant player and compatible with cloud applications
Here in the blog we have spoken to you on several occasions about music players for all tastes, in this ...
Increase productivity on Linux with Brain
We spend hours and hours in front of our computer with Linux, doing n quantities of things and we would like to do many more, the ...
Secure access with password managers
You receive a message with a link to a site that you didn't even remember existed; you enter and they ask you ...
Distribution over time of Linux distros
Dear readers! The main objective of this short article is to make known to those who do not know ...
How to create your own VPN server on Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS
With the constant changes of city and country that I have had lately, I have had to use a lot of free wifi networks ...
How to have your own social network with HumHub
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uBlock, free and super lightweight alternative to adBlock Plus
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Host multiple VHosts with different users in Nginx
The most normal thing in the world when you have a server is to think about security and more security, you can never ...
How to make the transition from MS Office to LibreOffice easier
The office suite is a fundamental tool in any migration process to another operating system, not only in the ...
Measure HDD speed with dd
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Basic permissions in GNU / Linux with chmod
Good people! 🙂 First of all, it is worth mentioning that it is my first contribution to the community, I hope someone ...
Commands to know the system (identify hardware and some software configurations)
A few days ago we saw how to install Debian 6. Now that we have our system installed, let's get to know it a little more ...
Unified Remote: Control your PC from your phone
Unified Remote is an application that regardless of the Operating System, will allow us to control it from our Android Smartphone, iOS or Windows Phone.
Download an entire site with wget even if there are restrictions
Have you tried downloading an entire site with wget -r and failed? It may be due to some restrictions, here we show you how to circumvent or avoid them.
Select, copy and paste text in nano, text editor in terminal
Those who use Vi (or Vim) always boast that if vi is much more powerful than nano, for sure ...
Betty: Siri or Google Now-style assistant in the Linux terminal
Betty translates simple English phrases into commands that actually need to be executed to carry out the requested action.
4 commands to know data from our HDD or partitions
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How to know if your HDD has bad sectors or is in poor health?
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How to install a minimal version of Ubuntu
How to install Ubuntu in its simplest form, without all the multimedia applications, office automation, etc. that come by default.
Impressive list of applications and tools for Ubuntu / Linux
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Cron & crontab, explained
Lucain published some time ago an excellent tutorial on cron and crontab that I think is worth sharing….
Tips: More than 400 commands for GNU / Linux that you should know: D
I have found in the GUTL Wiki this complete list with more than 400 commands for GNU / Linux with their…
News and Improvements of the Linux Kernel in its 4.7 edition
Linux kernel version 4.7 is already with us! From July 24 it is available for ...
How to get funding for Open Source Projects
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The most common myths about open source and its openness
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How to Safely Take Notes with Turtl
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6 books related to free software that we should all read
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Tips: More than 100 commands for GitHub / Git that you should know
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Zabbix 3 supervision and monitoring service
Hello everyone. This time I bring you this very useful and unknown tool for many, to be able to monitor and watch ...
Manage WordPress from Android app
Well, they say that we are in the era of mobile devices and gadgets. And the majority ...
Top 5 for Screencasting on Linux
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6 open source careers you can develop into
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MAME officially opensource
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Debate: Free Documentation versus Copyright and Intellectual Property! Because not everything is Free Software.
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Top 10: Linux Distributions of 2015
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Top 10: The Best Open Source Projects 2015
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OpenKM, document management for you
OpenKM is a web application, designed for the administration and management of documents, which is characterized by developing its functionality ...
Linux Foundation and Microsoft join forces to offer certification in the Azure program
Linux Foundation and Microsoft have decided to join forces to attract free software users to Azure Cloud through ...
SIGE: Integrated Statistical Management System
From the University of Computer Sciences (UCI) in Cuba and the Center for Data Management Technologies (DATEC), ...
Black Friday Raiola Networks 27-11 to 02-12
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GNU / HEALTH: Systems for health within everyone's reach
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OpenSUSE Leap 42.1: The First “Hybrid” Distribution
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Idempiere, the Open Source Erp with OSGI technology
Open Source Software is growing rapidly, creating free alternatives to proprietary software that in previous times ...
Graphical applications for opening SQLite files on Linux
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ArchLinux offline pseudo-installation step by step
We show how to do a Pseudo-installation of ArchLinux if we do not have the repositories at hand, being able to start the system and perform basic tasks.
Interesting Tips and Add-ons for Firefox
Do you want to discover the hidden options of Firefox? Do you want to personalize it and adjust it to your needs? Here we show you several tricks and accessories
Connect and work on an FTP using the terminal
Have you ever needed to manage the content of an FTP from the terminal? Here's how to do this with simple terminal commands.
Create and read QR codes from the terminal
Here we explain how to create QR codes directly from the terminal in Linux, a simple and intuitive command will be enough to convert text into QR.
Free programming books available to download from Github
GitHub offers us an extensive repository of free programming books to download at no cost. We show you the extensive list.
Can't escape telnet? Here the solution!
Here we explain how to exit, escape from telnet when we cannot close that session, when we only see in terminal ^ C, it is all very simple.
Get all our network configuration with commands
Have you ever needed to know your network configuration using commands? Either your IP, your MAC, Gateway, DNS or other information, here we explain it to you.
chattr: The maximum protection of files / folders in Linux by attributes or flags
By changing attributes or flags to files or folders in Linux, they can be protected in such a way that even root cannot modify or delete them.
9 symptoms that you should migrate to Linux
How to easily detect if Linux is the solution you are looking for.
Top 10 tricks for the terminal
10 tricks to get the most out of the terminal in GNU / Linux.
It is now possible to watch Netflix on Linux through HTML 5
It is now possible to play Netflix videos on a Linux desktop natively through HTML 5, without the need for plugins.
Firefox on Debian: Install from Launchpad easily
We show you how to install Mozilla Firefox on Debian from Launchpad without dying in the attempt, easily and quickly.
Terminal Friday: Command Line Editing
Everything about the terminal, bash, vim, commands, bash script, whatever gets written to the console from now on on Terminal Friday.
Cut Videos on Linux with Kdenlive
Kdenlive is a really simple to use video editor. Here we will show how to cut videos with it in a simple and detailed way, with images and video.
What to do after installing Linux Mint 17 Qiana
Linux Mint 17 Post-Installation Guide to help users just getting started with Linux.
BOINC or how to donate resources from your computer to research projects
BOINC allows us to use the downtime of our equipment to cure diseases, study global warming, etc.
Google Analytics: free substitutes (Piwik & Open Web Analytics)
Free and free alternatives to Google Analytics tracking fully compatible with Wordpress.
How to remove Windows from your hard drive with Linux
Here we show you how to remove Windows from your hard drive using a Linux that you have installed. For this we will use GParted, similar to Partition Magic.
Install Openbox on Arch Linux
Attention !: Before installing Openbox, you must install the Basic Graphical Environment (Xorg) and Video Driver, if not ...
XFCE Installation on Arch Linux
Attention !: Before installing XFCE, you must install the Basic Graphical Environment (Xorg) and Video Driver, if not ...
GNOME Installation on Arch Linux
Attention !: Before installing GNOME, you must install the Basic Graphical Environment (Xorg) and Video Driver, if not ...
KDE installation on Arch Linux
Attention !: Before installing KDE, you must install the Basic Graphical Environment (Xorg) and Video Driver, if not ...
Know the more than 45 variables that you can use in Conky
Here are almost 50 variables that you can use in your Conky configuration files, I hope this helps a lot ...
Search for the largest directories or files on your hard drive with find
Have you ever wanted to know what is the largest folder or file on your disk ...
Terminal applications to check MySQL performance
Some time ago I showed you some commands through which you could manage a MySQL server, create users, work with databases ...
Manage WordPress comments with MySQL commands
Some time ago I showed you how to manage WordPress sites with commands, it was through a perl script. In…
Ofris, or how to restore the system very easily
Luckily, there are programs that freeze changes made to the system. Both the modification of the files and the ...
Arch Linux Basic Configuration
Previously, we installed XORG and its plugins ready to use, however it is up to us to configure a few small details to ...
Installation of graphical environment and video driver in Arch Linux
Did you just install Arch Linux and the installation was successful? Now we need to install the graphical plugins for ...
How to maintain the cooling system of our laptop
Reading the comments to the last two posts of the colleague KZKG ^ Gaara (1 & 2), a recurring problem appears in many ...
Arch Linux 2015 Installation Guide
Updated Arch Linux installation guide for general computer use.
Are you new to GNU / Linux? This is something you should know
If you are a user of Windows, OS X or any other operating system other than GNU / Linux, this article is for ...
What to do after installing Fedora 20 Heisenbug
Fedora 20 Heisenbug hit the scene several weeks ago. However, it never hurts to take a look at the ...
Portal 2 Beta is now available
And finally one of the most anticipated days for a server (and many more have come). Via RootGamer I ...
Manage PPA repositories in Ubuntu
Why add PPA repositories if we already have thousands of programs using the official Ubuntu repositories? The files…
Birdie: minimalist client for Twitter
The number of clients for Twitter is quite extensive, but if there is something that I prefer over ...
Buy VPS or Dedicated Servers with Linux or Windows?
The vast majority of those who read this article use Linux on their computer, of these several we are the ones who ...
What to do after installing Linux Mint 16 Petra
More and more users of this distribution knew how to get rid of Ubuntu and take a slightly different path….
Parse YouTube online videos on Linux with quvi
In the recent post I made about youtube-dl I was left with a question, if when downloading a video with youtube-dl ...
Receive notification by email when someone accesses as root by SSH
Those of us who manage servers must keep the strictest possible control over everything that happens on the server, ...
Why try Linux?
If you are new to the "Linux world", this article is going to give you some basic ideas on why you should ...
How to block TOR access in Apache or Nginx
On certain occasions some administrators are forced to deny the access of people who use Tor to their applications ...
Block internet advertising through the terminal for any browser (without using plugins)
Today the Internet has become an extremely popular medium, very dynamic, always on the move ... although for several ...
Commands to check if a port is open on our PC / Server or another remote
Sometimes we need to know if X port is open on a remote computer (or server), at that moment we have no ...
How to know what is running in the background in each terminal
I explained to you before how to send processes to the background, but how to know the processes that we send ...
Getting to know VLC in depth
We have already talked a lot about VLC in DesdeLinux, this article tries to bring together many of the tips that we have published here…
How to send commands / processes to the background
Many times when we work in a terminal we want to execute a command, but then we can close the terminal and what ...
How to install a web server with Nginx + MySQL + PHP5 + APC + Spawn_FastCGI [4th Part: Nginx + PHP with SpawnFastCGI]
Some time ago I told you about this series of tutorials, about how to install and configure a server for hosting ...
How to put the date and time always visible in the terminal
They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, that is why before I explain something to you, I will show you which one ...
Restore your KDE 4 desktop settings
Very good colleagues, I am going to share with you something that I have learned to make the adaptation to KDE easier ...
Integrate Android with KDE using KDE Connect.
Hello, as a small collaboration I wanted to share how to integrate your Android with KDE in a very interesting way with KDE Connect….
How to start iptables rules automatically in systemd (ArchLinux)
I am considered by some to be paranoid when it comes to security, that is why the use of a ...
How to use WhatsApp on Linux with Pidgin
Taking as a pretext two of the articles published yesterday (one by elav and one by me) in which it was ...
Enable SSH access through more than one port
Some time ago I explained how to configure the SSH service to work on a different port than 22, which is ...
Synergy: How to Share a Mouse / Keyboard Between Multiple PCs
Synergy allows you to share a mouse / keyboard between multiple computers, as long as each one has its own monitor. And to…
iptables for newbies, curious, interested (2nd Part)
When DesdeLinux I was only a few months old and I wrote an extremely simple to understand tutorial about iptables: iptables for newbies,…
How to install a web server with Nginx + MySQL + PHP5 + APC + Spawn_FastCGI [2nd Part: Nginx]
Some time ago I told you about this series of tutorials, about how to install and configure a server for hosting ...
What free license do I choose?
If you are a programmer, surely at some point you found yourself at a difficult crossroads: deciding what type of license to apply to ...
How to delete specific lines from a file using sed
On certain occasions we need to delete a specific line from a file or several, for example, it has happened to me ...
Script Bash: Control Transmission Bandwidth Automatically
Hello everyone. This is my second post. I don't usually write posts unless I have something good to share ...
How to deploy a Django application:
How about greetings everyone, this is my first article in <» DesdeLinux (of several that I have in my…
<º Gamers: Donkey-Me: Raiders of the Lost Ark
Hello friends of <º Gamers. Today I bring you another review of an indie game for our beloved Operating System. This…
How to make our command history not remember certain commands
We all know what Bash history is. Many times we need for some reason (security, paranoia, etc) that NO ...
How to install a web server with Nginx + MySQL + PHP5 + APC + Spawn_FastCGI [1st Part: Presentation]
Not long ago we mentioned that now DesdeLinux (all its services) are running on GNUTransfer.com servers. The blog has…
<º Games: Verminian Trap
Today I bring you the last game of the great Locomalito: Verminian Trap. In this game your space module has been ...
Start button for Tint2 in Openbox
Tint2 is a lightweight panel designed to be used mainly with Openbox, it does not need GTK or Qt libraries and it is ...
How to install and configure an FTP server with Pure-FTPd + virtual users
I am one of those who like to innovate and learn new things, not long ago I had to install and configure ...
History command with execution dates of each command
The history command shows us in the terminal the commands that we have executed in the past, something like this: Until ...
Installation log: Install Slackware 14 without dying in the attempt.
Greetings to all. Since I've been delaying this article about Slackware 14, let me tell you ...
How to customize or change Plank icons
Plank, dock used in ElementaryOS stands out for its simplicity, for its simplicity, a quality that users who ...
How to control our music player from the terminal
They never hurt more tips for our terminal, to make use of it to control everything (or almost everything) ...
Review: a week with Firefox OS
After landing in Spain and Poland, Firefox OS has arrived here in Venezuela (and Colombia) with the ...
Firehol: iptables for human beings (Arch)
First of all, all the credits go to @YukiteruAmano, because this post is based on the tutorial that he published in ...
Tutorial: KDE Elementary OS style
This is a post that I had pending for some time where I will show you how to get a very ...
Local repository with AUR packages (Arch Linux)
Context in which the post was made Many will know that I usually use distros based on source code, question ...
Hydorah: new indie game for Linux
Those of you who move around the world of indie games will have already heard about Hydorah, a game of ...
Tips to save space on our HDD and clean our system
When we are in need of space we have several options to earn a few MBs, here I will talk about some tips ...
How to change Grub2's default login option
Grub is that menu that appears on our computer and allows us to choose which distro (or operating system) ...
Tmux: Getting started with the terminal multiplexer (Part One)
We continue with the freaks: If you are used in a certain way to make extensive use of consoles (I include myself) you ...
Arch Linux + KDE installation log: Step-by-step installation
In my previous article I told you a little about the changes that Arch Linux has with respect to what ...
How to download music from Grooveshark on Linux
Thanks to GrooveOff it is possible to download songs from Grooveshark and save them on our PC to listen to them offline. GrooveOff gives us ...
Welcome to the semantic desktop: Bonus track: Distributions!
About the KDE article series (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, part ...
[Fixed] Ubuntu hangs on startup: black / purple screen of death
I haven't used Ubuntu for years, but the other day, trying to install Ubuntu 13.04 on…
Ardor 3: Introduction
I hope you already have your GNU / Linux prepared for low latency audio, because we are going to start working with it.
How to remove the advertisement (in any web browser)
There are many extensions for specific web browsers (for example, Adblock Plus) that allow you to block ads while browsing. Yes…
Script to automatically remove viruses from connected USB devices
Just a few days ago I published about a script that automatically removes reggeatón from USB devices, a whole ...
Welcome to the semantic desktop. Part 7 and final: the perfect installation
This very long series of columns (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5 and part 6) is going to ...
Crack the password of pdf files in Linux with pdfcrack (+ Dictionary)
Just last Saturday Icaro Perseo asked me to program him a script or 'something' that would allow him to find out the ...
How to speed up KDE, easy and fast
KDE is probably the most complete desktop environment for Linux. He is also accused of being the one with the most resources ...
How to download music from Youtube videos
If you are a music lover, you have probably looked at some point for an alternative to download music from the ...
How to configure laptop-mode-tools
Latop-mode-tools is a very powerful tool to save energy and extend battery life. However,…
Who uses GNU / Linux?
Interesting article that I find in humanOS where a series of information is compiled that tells us in which corners ...
Compress with 7zip to the maximum from Dolphin in KDE (Service Menu)
When we want to compress something, we pack it in .tar, .gz, .bz2 or some combination of these, at least I have ...
How to Repair Tables Marked Bad or Corrupt in MySQL
For more than a year we used the Counterizer plugin for WordPress and thus keep statistics of the blog and its ...
10 commands to manage databases with MySQLAdmin
For years I have always managed my MySQL databases by entering the MySQL server and executing the instructions, that is: ...
Conky Google Now style
Would you like to have a Conky setup with the "cards" style characteristic of Google Now? Come in and I found out how to do it ...
How to use Compiz in LXDE and get a spectacular result
LXDE can optimally use Compiz instead of Openbox and also achieve spectacular results with few resources. Starting off…
How to improve gaming performance on Linux
Are you one of those who use Ubuntu and Unity? Are you fed up with the poor performance of Unity + Compiz at the time ...
How to download series using flexget
Flexget is a tool that works from the terminal that allows you to download torrents through RSS. This is especially ...
Bittorrent Sync: a free alternative to the "cloud"
You don't need the cloud to have your files synced across all your devices easily and automatically. A…
Get all the information you can imagine from your system with: dmidecode
Many of us know commands like lsusb, lspci, lscpu or simply lshw, commands that help us to obtain vast information ...
How to list AUR packages installed on Arch Linux
The other day I was in one of the usual problems that arise in Arch caused by the compatibility between ...
How to turn an old netbook into a "Firebook"
If your Netbook's hard drive fails, you don't have to throw it away, turn it into a Firebook (I just invented / copied ...
What to do after installing Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail
Ubuntu 13.04 Raring Ringtail was released a couple of weeks ago. As we do with each release of this popular ...
Install and configure Debian Wheezy
Today I am going to show you how to install your Debian Wheezy with KDE since it is the environment I prefer and ...
KDE: welcome to the semantic desktop (part 5)
This long series of articles (part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4) does not end, because we have not achieved ...
KDE: welcome to the semantic desktop (part 4)
Those who have followed this series (part 1, part 2, part 3) of articles have seen part of what can ...
Find and remove duplicate files on your system with duff
Those of us who like to collect certain information (such as HD wallpapers, etc.) have the problem that a ...
SAMBA installation and configuration on Ubuntu 12.04
I remember that previously I installed samba from the terminal and after that I had to edit the smb.conf file but ...
Connect two networks to share the Internet with GNU / Linux.
I have hired Internet by cable, but the cable-modem they have given me is single-user, so to share the Internet ...
How to install Linux on a USB persistently
Enabling "persistence" means that any change you make to the system will be remembered when you start it again the next ...
Sabayon and qgtkstyle
Well, I bring you this simple tutorial to be able to activate the Gtk appearance for Qt applications in qtconfig, when you are ...
Free anti-malware and anti-rootkit tools
Linux is often used to rescue Windows installations ... or yes. What a great paradox! Precisely, there are several free tools to remove ...
Welcome to the semantic desktop. Part 3: Activating KDE
If you have come this far after reading my previous columns (part 1, part 2), I thank you for the…
Managing the services that start on our computer with rcconf
To lighten our system we must disable graphic effects, remove applications that start and other things specific to each environment, ...
How to create a "restore point" with Clonezilla
Although this magnificent program has already been discussed in this blog, one of the ...
Lock your terminal and preserve what you do with vlock
It has happened to me on numerous occasions that I am working on a terminal on my laptop and at that precise moment ...
Port Knocking: The best security you can have on your computer or server (Deployment + Configuration)
Port knocking is undoubtedly a good practice for all of us who manage ...
How to create a temporary profile in Google Chrome / Chromium
If it is not clear to you from the title what this article is about, I will quickly explain that the profile ...
Two-step user access for Ubuntu using Google Authenticator
Recently Google launched two-step authentication for its email system, basically it is a generation application ...
Delete information safely with secure-delete
For those like me who are paranoid and want to remove information from their system in a way that is irretrievable (or ...
Find out what's inside every Thumbs.db file you find
This tip that I bring you now is the most interesting that I have found in recent days * - * All ...
How to recover deleted files from an SD card
It has happened to me a couple of times that I have accidentally deleted a group of photos since in the menu ...
compiz standalone
Since you start using GNU / Linux one of the things that most attract the eye is the effects and functionalities ...
CUPS: How to use and configure printers the easy way
Among the recommended packages to be installed on a fresh install, you will find cups and cups-pdf. CUPS: "Common UNIX Printing System" ...
Steam: My Recommended Games.
Well, after a season using Steam I think it is time to publish a list with the games that ...
Introduction to JACK Audio Connection Kit
Those lovers of music and free software cannot miss JACK, the audio server of ...
KDE: welcome to the semantic desktop (part 2)
In honor of the fiery reception that the previous article had, it is necessary that we demonstrate, in successive columns, a) by ...
How to change MAC address in Linux or Android
Let's say that for recreational and academic reasons -which have nothing to do with the limitations that some hotels, servers, proxies, ...
How to hide files in Linux (beyond the use of the period in the names)
In my previous post on how to obfuscate Bash code Percaff_TI99 asked me to do another article but speaking of hiding a…
Color your logs with CCZE
Those of us who work with servers or with GNU / Linux in general know that one of the best sources of information that ...
KDE: welcome to the semantic desktop (part 1)
KDE is a very controversial word in the Linux world. There are those who praise its technological virtues, and others who ...
[Inkscape] Introduction to Inkscape
I originally had the plan to create some tutorials on the functions and tricks that we can use in Inkscape, but to ...
How to find documentation within my own GNU / Linux system
Many of those new to the GNU / Linux world are filled with doubts and unable to find a quick answer ...
How to obfuscate or hide code from our bash scripts
Sometimes we program a script in Bash and we want its code to be NOT visible, that is, that ...
Showing iptables logs in separate file with ulogd
It is not the first time that we talk about iptables, we already mentioned before how to make iptables rules ...
How to mount HDDs or partitions via terminal
Today's desktop environments do us all or most of the heavy lifting, but what if they don't ...
Ubuntu minimal CD
This article was published in Taringa by a user who calls himself petercheco and who asked me to put it ...
How to learn a language using free software - part 2
In this second part on how to learn a language using free software tools, we introduce Anki and explain step ...
Multi-core compression on Linux
Currently most machines have two or more cores. Therefore, if faster compression is desired, you can ...
Why Linux is faster than Windows
We outline some of the reasons why a Windows user will notice a significant difference in performance of ...
How to learn a language using free software - part 1
This article will be the first in a series in which I will explain how to learn a new language in a fun way ...
3 tools to know the hardware of your system
We have already seen on several occasions how to obtain information about the hardware in use, especially from a terminal. Today we present 3 ...
Check if a file or folder exists or not (and more) with IF loop
I haven't put anything on Bash for a while, and since I'm getting into the wonderful world of Python, I've ...
How to change BIOS settings to boot Linux from Live CD / USB
One of the great steps that stands between less experienced users and the use of other operating systems ...
Internet radio with mpd + ncmpcpp / Mplayer (and Bonus)
This would be my first post of the year and it's not a big deal ... just a tip from the ...
Short guide to encrypt files from the terminal
Some time ago we saw how to use GPG in Ubuntu to encrypt files, emails, etc. In this opportunity, we will see how ...
Assign priority to commands executed from the terminal
Have you ever dreamed of executing a command from the terminal, limiting the amount of resources allocated to that command? Okay,…
Save web pages (screenshots of webs) in PDF with one command
Sometimes we want to save something from a website in PDF on our PC, for this there is the tool: wkhtmltopdf O ...
Manual: What to do after installing Debian
Personally, I have chosen Debian Testing but it is the same for the stable branch. First of all I recommend ...
How to have a pet (cat, dog, tiger, Sakura or Tomoyo) in our Linux
A few days ago I installed Debian on my girlfriend's PC, which means that these days ...
How to list all existing commands in the system
Who has not ever wanted to know all the commands that exist in our system? Well, here's one more ...
How to get better performance on Steam for Linux
Steam Login allows you to log into Steam BigPicture mode directly from the login screen. The advantage of this method is ...
How to receive notifications at the end of the execution of a command in a terminal
The other day, reading the excellent blog WebUpd8, I discovered a tool to receive a notification when the execution of ...
makepasswd: Generate strong and reliable random passwords
Those who know me know that I take security very seriously, I have accounts on many websites ...
How to open or create WebP files in GIMP
GIMP does not bring support for the free Webp format, created a few years ago by Google. This format boasts of ...
The deep web, a deep place full of things you want and don't want to see.
The deep web (DW from now on) is one of the best known urban legends of all, few of ...
Entropy: equo. Updating the kernel.
Let's take this post as a continuation of the previous one about equo, and I say this because I will talk about another functionality that equo has. First there is ...
What is / dev / null and how can it help you?
If we already have some notions of the GNU / Linux directory tree, we should at least be familiar with the / dev / reference, which is, ...
KDE Personalization Tutorial (Bespin + EyeCandy)
Well people, this is my first contribution, I hope it is original and useful, well nothing, my love for ...
How to protect our sites using .htpasswd + Examples
For many reasons it can be very useful to have controlled access to certain directories of a web server or simply ...
Install Joomla 3.0.x on an Ubuntu server.
Joomla is a popular CMS that allows us to create and design dynamic web pages without the need to know any language ...
How to restart Unity in an emergency
Although Unity has significantly improved its stability, it may happen that sometimes it does not respond in the best way or ...
Awesome WM [Installation + configuration]
ArchLinux + Awesome WM in action! Months ago, for unknown reasons I got bored of using openbox + tint2 (which by the way ...
PoEdit tutorial: how to translate free software projects
If you are reading this, it is likely that you have already gotten into the wonderful eggplant of translations. Congratulations and…,…
Script to spy on the content of USB devices and copy it to the PC
I was always a restless student, always wanting to take advantage of opportunities such as ... for example, copying the semester exams ...
How to recover Grub 2 without using a live cd
Sometimes GRUB 2, the default bootloader that comes with many Linux distributions, stops working. Most of it ...
Control your computer by SSH (terminal) using your cell phone
Last November 20 was my birthday (23, I turned 23), my father gave me the Nokia 5800 that ...
Ultra-light screen lock alternatives
xscreensaver may be a valid option. However, if you are a lover of minimalism or you use ultra-light desktop environments, ...
How to configure Jdownloader for automatic reconnection
The following tutorial should work for almost any router, regardless of the operating system you're running Jdownloader from ...
How to index files on your removable devices
Basenji is a multi-platform tool that allows you to index the content of removable USB devices and CDs / DVDs so that you can…
Manage WordPress sites with commands
All of us who in one way or another are linked to web development and use WordPress know about AyudaWordpress.com. Without…
How to make a complete backup of your PC and turn it into a live-cd
Have you ever taken your hard drive to use on another PC? Or have you missed your programs on the machine ...
How to clear command history in Linux
. history -c… that simple 😀 LOL !!! Nothing, is that I always start my posts giving a detailed explanation ...
Optimize LibreOffice for better compatibility with Microsoft Office
It is no secret to anyone that Microsoft Office, from its 2007 Service Pack 1 version, began to support the ...
What to do after installing Slackware 14
Once we have installed Slackware 14, it is necessary to make some small adjustments. 1. Add a new user ...
Slackware 14: Installation Guide
Given how little information we can count on when we make the decision to enter the Slackware world, I have…
Replacing and saving time with misspelled commands
How many times do we make a mistake by typing some command in the terminal? ... I don't know about you, but I have a bad habit ...
Basic filtering with grep
One of the commands I use the most in the terminal is grep, even more than cd or ls. grep has ...
How to Convert .MTS Videos to .AVI
Sony photo and video cameras that record in MTS format generally come with software from ...
Replace default Android apps and install their free alternatives
Although it could be said that Android is more free than iOS, the truth is that it is not 100% free anymore ...
With fstab: How to automatically mount an NTFS partition
One of the things that many users want to do is automatically mount a partition automatically. That is, suppose we have ...
How to create an SSH tunnel between a Linux server and a Windows client
The idea of building an SSH tunnel is to encrypt all connections (regardless, for example, if you go to an https page ...
Solutions for RecordMyDesktop and Microphone.
Many times I see people who try to record the screen (Screen) of their computer but they cannot get the audio ...
GIMP: how to remove any part of an image without being noticed
The other day I came across an interesting extension for GIMP that allows you to remove objects or people from an image ...
Save hundreds of MB on your computer with localepurge
Completely by chance I find a certain application that catches my attention. It happens that I was looking for a graphical application that ...
Xrandr: powerful tool to configure your monitor
On this occasion, we explain how to use xrandr, a terminal tool used to correct the resolution of your monitor, ...
How to use commands that only work with one file at a time with all the files you select
Many times we need to run a script to convert a pdf into text, convert .doc files ...
View space and information of HDDs in terminal (dfc command)
To know which are the partitions or devices mounted on the system, what size or space each one has, like this ...
Auto-mount partitions with fstab
Sometimes we need a partition to mount automatically when the system is being raised. The correct way to solve this problem is to use ...
How to cp copy and exclude internal files or directories (equivalent to rsync –exclude)
If I asked you to mention a command to copy a folder to another location, almost everyone would mention cp….
Arch Linux: Updated Basic Installation Guide.
First of all, this is an up-to-date guide to the Arch base system installation process based on the ...
How to hide users on the login screen list
This is a tip that I personally like a lot 🙂 It happens that there are times that we share our computer with someone ...
How to protect data with GPG in a simple way
Further improving the security of my data (see post to understand better) I now use GPG to encrypt the files ...
How to jail users connecting via SSH
In our world there are many, many secrets ... I honestly don't think I can learn enough to know most of them ...
Programming in bash - part 3
To consolidate our concepts, we will learn 2 very useful tools for programming that work perfectly in Bash. Learn to…
Xenix, Microsoft's Unix.
From Microsoft nothing can surprise me anymore. I have been researching and reviewing the history of the first companies that ...
Programming in bash - part 2
Second part of this mini-tutorial on Bash programming, where we learn to use cycles and other tools that will help us ...
Programming in bash - part 1
Although we generally use it for administrative or file management operations, the Linux console extends its functionality ...
Cryptocat, the beautiful and interesting alternative for private chats.
I'm not someone obsessed with privacy, that's something that many who know me know, but if I have it ...
Execute a command at any time you want with AT
What GNU / Linux user does not know what Cron is? It's weird that someone hasn't heard or read about ...
Using a file as a swap memory (SWAP)
Author: Maikel Llamaret Heredia Posted on the GUTL site. Long ago, GNU / Linux, was limited to using only one ...
Installing Sabayon Gnu / Linux X - "Mate"
As we had commented in a previous post here on the blog, the output of the tenth version of Sabayon ...
18 Tools for programming in GNU / Linux
One of the most outstanding characteristics of every GNU / Linux system is the great programming environment that it offers and that ...
Fluxbox: Installation and commissioning
Fluxbox is, along with Openbox, one of the most popular and used window managers today. In this…
BE :: Shell Installation and Configuration
I had already told you about BE :: Shell, and in this article, I will explain step by step how we can install this beautiful ...
OpenBox Installation and Customization
Hello colleagues, today I bring you a simple guide on how to install and configure Openbox. For many it is against known, ...
Remove duplicate lines from a file
I am making a dictionary of the most used passwords, the popular or frequently most used by users (… don't ask…
htaccess [UserAgent]: Do a certain action depending on the user's UserAgent
It's been a long time since I posted two articles on htaccess, and since it's been a while, I'll refresh the ...