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How to use dark widget style and color schema in LXQt

Updated - October 15, 2021 by Arnab Satapathi

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LXQt is gaining significant popularity recently, it's already available in official Debian and Ubuntu repos. So I was thinking about to use dark colored widget style in entire LXQt desktop. It's […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: icons, LXQt, Qt, Qt apps

6 Best LXQt, KDE icon themes for Linux

Updated - March 6, 2018 by Arnab Satapathi

best LXQt, KDE icon themes for linux

There are literally thousands of icon themes around for Your Linux desktop, but most of them are designed for GTK+ based desktop environments like Gnome, Cinnamon, MATE, Unity, XFCE, LXDE […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: icons, LXQt, Qt, Qt apps

How to easily create multiboot USB in Linux

Updated - April 15, 2018 by Arnab Satapathi

create multiboot usb linux

Manually creating a multiboot USB in Linux with GRUB or syslinux may be somewhat painful experience,  it won't boot without a  proper GRUB/Syslinux configuration. So here it is, MultiBootUSB a […]

Filed Under: featured, how to, tips and tricks Tagged With: BIOS, multiboot, usb

Alliance broadband auto login script for Linux, Mac, Android

Updated - September 4, 2019 by Arnab Satapathi

alliance broadband auto login script linux

Finally I've started using Alliance broadband through Wi-Fi and ditched super slow, very costly Airtel 2G internet, though 2.83 Km straight line distance from the AP and the "line of sight" […]

Filed Under: how to, tips and tricks Tagged With: broadband, shell

Mosh, a robust alternative to SSH

Updated - October 10, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi

mosh ssh alternative

Remote terminal apps like SSH, telnet, rlogin are essential to manage remote servers without VNC or web based management panel, mot sysadmin spends hours on them. Mosh is another remote […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: mosh, shell, ssh

Check CPU usage in Linux with XFreq

Updated - January 3, 2018 by Arnab Satapathi

XFreq is an awesome tool to check CPU usage in Linux for Intel CPUs, offers both CLI and GUI interface, xfreq-gui and xfreq-cli respectively. This is exclusively for Intel CPU's, […]

Filed Under: how to, linux basics Tagged With: CPU, microcode

Run shell scripts from udev rules

Updated - August 21, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi

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udev is the dynamic device manager for Linux, smartly manages different hardware devices, and it directly interacts with the Linux kernel, mode about udev here. What if you want to […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: bash, script, shell, udev

5 ways to check Linux memory usage

Updated - November 8, 2019 by Arnab Satapathi

linux memory usage command

Sometimes we need to check linux memory usage, there are many GUI tools like KSysGuard or GNOME system monitor. But here we are focusing on the CLI tools, which could […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: benchmark, RAM, RAM cache

Linux screen recorder, screencasting with FFmpeg

Updated - October 27, 2017 by Arnab Satapathi

FFmpeg is a quite handy app to quickly record the desktop or create a screencast in Linux, immensely useful to create tutorial videos. I've never found the recordmydesktop app of […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: ffmpeg, screen record

List of Debian rolling release distributions

Updated - January 6, 2020 by Arnab Satapathi

list of debian rolling release distributions

There are quite a few Debian rolling release distros available, but less common. Most of them are based on Debian unstable and Debian testing, but I've fond them surprisingly stable. Though […]

Filed Under: how to Tagged With: Debian, rolling release

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