TheLinuxLad: Notes on Tech Tips, Fixes, and Fun

It is with a heavy heart that I write this post in the wake of the tragic terror attack in New Orleans. As someone who will typically focus on Linux, I wrestled with whether to address this, given the niche of my blog. However, the sheer horror of such an event and its implications compelled me to step outside my usual scope. This tragedy is not just a moment of grief but also a moment for reflection on the deeper causes and global actions that have contributed to such violence. The pain of the...

Happy New Year! I’ve decided to kick off 2025 on a productive note by diving into the eye-catching world of cryptography. As a cornerstone of modern technology, cryptography safeguards our digital lives, making it a fascinating area to explore and understand. I’m currently expanding my knowledge on this subject using Brilliant.org, which offers a great platform for interactive learning. This journey is not just about personal growth but also about sharing knowledge. My upcoming blog posts wil...

Go to files, and hit Ctrl+h or show hidden files Locate a file (.bashrc) Try to edit on text editor (gedit) Edit the first big line, edit before “@”, just remove “\u” Type any name of your Save it Open terminal to see changes ...

How to Install the Latest GNOME on Debian Using Debian Linux is fine for most users as it ships very stable and rock solid package for everyone, and this is the main reason why most online servers are using Debian as their favorite Linux OS. But stability doesn’t mean latest version of system and apps, instead last stable or slightly old apps are used in it which many desktop and laptop users find not really intuitive. In this tutorial, I’ll explain how to install the latest version of GNOME, b...