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Did you know that you can block package updates under Ubuntu and Debian? Let’s say you have a lot of packages installed on your Ubuntu / Debian system and (for whatever reason) you want that specific packages aren’t getting updated… Continue Reading →
A lot of gamers are getting goose bumps when they hear the term game streaming service. One of them may say that the latency is unacceptable, others say that an needed internet connection to play games is a show stopper…. Continue Reading →
You can do a lot of things with SSH besides working securely remote on machines. I’ve already covered at another article how to tunnel (port forwarding) through SSH. This time we’re looking at a way to use SSH as a… Continue Reading →
It’s a well known problem. You have two PDF documents and you want to merge both into one. For e.g. you want to bring your application and your personal data sheet together. This short an easy tutorial shows you how… Continue Reading →
Personally I’m using Arch Linux with Xfce a lot in the last time. A friend of mine also started to switching over from Windows 10 to Linux. She asked me for help and wanted some tips where to start. At this… Continue Reading →
One of my favorite games actually is Rocket League. It’s competitive, supports splitscreen (yes, even on PC), makes a lot of fun and now it’s also available for Linux. I played Rocket League before as it was a part of… Continue Reading →