Linux

Formatting USB Drives in Linux

A USB drive you have finished using can be prepared for files again on a Linux computer. Formatting creates a filesystem on a partition, which gives Linux a structure for organizing files on the drive. This article explains how to identify the right USB partition and format it with a suitable filesystem. TL;DR: Format a

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How to Install a Font in Linux

Installing fonts in Linux is a relatively simple process. In this article, we will go over the steps to install a font on a Linux system and also discuss the various font formats that are used in Linux. We will also learn where the font files are usually stored in a Linux system. We will use both, GUI and non-GUI ways to achieve our objective.

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How to Install GIMP on Linux

Installing GIMP on Linux starts with checking which package route your distribution uses. GIMP, short for GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a free image editor for creating and changing raster images. I’ll show you how to identify your distribution, then install GIMP with its package manager or Flatpak. TL;DR: Install GIMP on Linux Install GIMP

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How to Change SSH Port on Linux

A Linux server may need to accept SSH connections on a different port from the one it uses now. Changing the SSH port configures the server to listen for SSH connections on a different TCP port. In this piece, I’ll walk through changing the SSH port on Linux and Ubuntu, then verifying that the server

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