When I started to use Git, I always found it frustrating that it kept asking me to enter my credentials every time I wanted to push to a remote repository. After some search, I found a way for it to remember my credentials for a period of time. The file […]
I’ve been on the hunt for yet another Android ROM and this time, I wanted something with MicroG. I found LineageOS with MicroG and I’ve been using it for some time now. That said, there are some who don’t have official LineageOS support which means they have to use other […]
Recently, I was required to use MATLAB for a range of tasks and assignments but I wanted to install it on Linux. Thankfully, MATLAB works on Linux quite well and it even officially supports Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSUSE and RHEL. As for Fedora, it installs MATLAB without any problems however it […]
In this article, I share with you a cool program which displays the network connections. I was looking for something which offered the same type of view as TinyWall‘s “Show Connections” tab (a firewall for Windows). I didn’t want to load up Wireshark as it’s overkill just for some basic […]
Upon reading an article on OMG! Ubuntu! about GNOME’s plan to bring the app menu back inside the window, it appears that many users aren’t aware that this option has been available for quite some time in GNOME Tweaks. If you want to move the GNOME App Menu inside the […]
Recently, I’ve been playing around with different shells such as zsh, bash and fish and I’ve settled on the default bash shell. For those of you who aren’t aware, BASH or GNU BASH is a UNIX shell command language. It has been around for more than 28 years and it […]
As tekbyte grows in popularity (at least that is what I tell myself), I’ve decided to host an IRC channel on freenode. Although tekbyte isn’t popular at the time of writing this article, I’m certain it will be in the future. The IRC channel: #tekbyte
Visual Studio Code over the past few years has risen in popularity and many programmers that are after an IDE are now using it. I won’t be reviewing Visual Studio Code in this article but rather showing how you can install Visual Studio Code on Fedora and have it update […]
Firefox Quantum has addressed many performance issues that were present in the earlier versions. Unfortunately, Firefox 57 (Quantum) has been problematic for some and doesn’t offer the performance it claims in some cases. I’m referring to the responsiveness of the browser such as switching between tabs – I’ve also fixed […]
Whether you have owned a Broadcom wireless card or not, you must have heard of people hating them due to their poor compatibility with most Linux distributions. Fedora in this regard is the most problematic when it comes to these drivers but for good reason. Fedora has strict rules when […]