Google Chromebooks uses a Chrome OS which is a fork of original open-source Chromium OS project. This OS is based on Linux and one of the lightweight operating system since it basically meant to provide the immerse experience of internet surfing. It supports all the Chrome browser plugins and apps; also provides a basic but … Read more
We all are familiar with different websites, which we visit regularly. Yes, it is very easy to remember the names of the websites like facebook.com, google.com, twitter.com or how2shout.com, as most of them are English words. But what’s going in the background might not be as simple as remembering the name of the favourite websites. … Read more
We all come across hundreds of freeware programs, and if the number isn’t that huge, we all come across a few of them while searching for a utility or tool to do some task on our PC. It is always a good idea to try the free ones before starting to use a premium one … Read more
The developer of the Puppy Linux Barry Kauler in 2003 but later had abandoned it, however, fortunately, the puppy supporters took the job and keep maintaining it and now there are mainly three Puppy Linux products available. Though you can download many other Puppy Linux distro from the web and can try those but the … Read more
Installing Vmware workstation player on Linux Ubuntu is one of the best alternatives to VirtualBox for creating and running Virtual machines in minutes…Â While writing this article the Vmware Workstation 15 player was the latest version for Windows and Linux platforms like Ubuntu. Steps given here are same for Vmware workstation 14 player too. This … Read more
What is Mbstring? The Mbstring is an extension of PHP and stands for multi-byte string functions. It is basically used to represent the non-ASCII strings. As there are many languages those can be represented by one to one mapping to an 8-bit value but also some languages those require more than 8-bit mapping, thus, they need the … Read more
The FreeNas which all we know is the open-source NAS operating based on FreeBSD. It helps millions of people to turn their old PC system into a personal NAS box without spending money. So, if you want to try it before installing it to your main system or server you can test it on Virtual … Read more
With the in-depth application of cloud computing, cloud backup and cloud storage applications are gradually becoming popular. There are still a lot of doubts about cloud backup and cloud storage. So, here is the quick explanation on what is the difference between cloud storage and cloud backup? What is cloud storage? Cloud storage, such as Dropbox, … Read more
ASUSTOR has launched AS-T10G 10G Base-T network card to provide customers with the ability to upgrade their devices to its fastest speeds available for consumers. AS-T10G supports 10 GBE speed and is compatible with 5 GBE, 2.5 GBE, 1 GBE, and 100 MBE speed while playing RJ-45 port. ASUSTOR ADM, Windows, Linux, Mac OS, and … Read more
Setting up the Windows virtual machine on Linux gives you the flexibility of getting the benefits of both Operating systems on a single PC. If you want to learn the Linux but also don’t want to give up easy to use Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10 OS then either you can install the … Read more
Helping new Linux users to choose the most appropriate operating system in the world of Linux distributions is the reason for creating this article. Here is the list of 10 most popular Linux distributions to date (additionally FreeBSD, the most popular BSD system to date), and is often considered the most widely recommended by Linux users around the world. … Read more
TOR or ‘The Onion Router’ is a term, which most internet users come across while accessing it. Well, geeks know about TOR quite well, but there are many, who don’t know about it. TOR is a service, which can hide your identity on the websites you visit, hence making your anonymous. It can thus, help … Read more
There has been a massive amount of change in the evolutionary history of the operating system. The evolution of operating system depends on the development of computer systems and how users use them. From ENIAC-Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer in 1945 to FORTRAN in 1954, we saw a great amount of change in the operating … Read more
