How to Build a PC By Andrew E. Freedman published 4 May 22 Are you looking to build a PC but intimidated about how to put the parts together? Learn how to turn your components into a desktop with our step-by-step guide.
How to Save Disk Space in Raspberry Pi OS and Purge Bloat By Les Pounder published 3 May 22 Identify and remove the packages that bloat your Raspberry Pi OS installation. All you need are a few commands and a little Linux know-how.
How To Check Disk Usage in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 30 April 22 Explore how to check disk usage using the df and the du commands and learn how a variety of simple arguments can enhance your workflow.
How to Delete the EFI System Partition in Windows 10 or 11 By Avram Piltch published 23 April 22 Windows boot drives automatically have an EFI system partition for boot info that's nearly impossible to erase.
How To Make a Raspberry Pi Pico Reaction Game With PicoZero By Les Pounder published 17 April 22 Try out the latest Python library for the Raspberry Pi Pico, a library that simplifies building electronics projects with the $4 microcontroller.
How To Kill a Process in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 16 April 22 Sometimes things go wrong and we have to kill a running process. In this how-to we show you how easy this can be via the terminal.
How to Find Saved Wi-Fi Passwords in Windows 11 or 10 By Avram Piltch published 10 April 22 Find your stored Wi-Fi passwords so you can use them on other devices.
How To Find Files in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 9 April 22 In this how-to we will look at the find command and a range of additional arguments which will give us a variety of approaches to finding files and directories.
How to Run Linux on your Chromebook By Les Pounder published 3 April 22 Running Linux on your Chromebook used to be fraught with hacks and complications, but now we can easily run a Linux virtual machine alongside Google’s cloud based OS.
How to Play Minecraft VR on Quest 2 Using Questcraft or a PC By Avram Piltch published 2 April 22 You can play Minecraft on a Quest 2, either by using a standalone app or running Bedrock or Java editions on your PC and tethering the headset to it. Here’s how.
How To Archive Files in Linux using TAR By Jo Hinchliffe published 27 March 22 In this how-to, we will look at how to work with tar archives via the terminal, including two of the most popular compression methods to squeeze every last byte of space.
How To Zip Files in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 26 March 22 Compress files into a ZIP archive using the terminal emulator in Linux.
How To Write Bash Scripts in Linux By Les Pounder published 19 March 22 Write your own scripts to automate the boring / complex tasks of your job.
How to Do a Fuzzy File Search in Linux By Shashank Sharma published 13 March 22 Use the fzf utility to find content when you don’t have an exact string.
How to Clean and Cure Resin Prints By Denise Bertacchi published 12 March 22 Resin prints need to be cleaned and hardened with UV light before they’re safe to handle. Here’s how.
How to Install Windows on Steam Deck By Andrew E. Freedman published 10 March 22 The Steam Deck comes with SteamOS, which is built on Arch Linux. But you can install Windows 10 or Windows 11 to play games that SteamOS doesn't support to play games on Xbox PC Game Pass.
How To Copy Files and Directories in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 28 February 22 Copying files and directories using the Linux command line is efficient and can be used while sitting at the machine or when accessing a system remotely.
How To Run Long-running Scripts on a Raspberry Pi By Ryder Damen published 26 February 22 If you need to run a script that takes several minutes or gets run again and again, here’s how.
How To Monitor Your CPU and RAM in Linux By Les Pounder published 20 February 22 Keeping an eye on system resources is a must, no matter if you are using a $35 Raspberry Pi or a multi-million dollar data center. We show you how to monitor your systems from the Linux command line.
How To Delete a Directory or File in Linux By Jo Hinchliffe published 19 February 22 Removing files and directories using the Linux command line is very efficient and can be used directly, or when accessing a system remotely.
