Sometimes disaster may happen and your GRUB bootloader may stop working. In this situation you may need to reinstall/restore GRUB bootloader. For this you need a bootable drive with Arch Linux. So if you don't have Arch Linux download iso file and create one. Recover GRUB Bootloader in Arch … [Read more...] about How to Restore/Reinstall GRUB Bootloader in Arch Linux
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Windows 10 version 1903, May 2019 Update Will Break Your Linux
I recently got upgraded Windows in my dual boot machine with Arch Linux. After update Linux is no more able to start. It ended with GRUB rescue mode. It may happen with any Linux which is dual booting with Windows. Windows while updating created a new partition in my hard disk. I don't why it has … [Read more...] about Windows 10 version 1903, May 2019 Update Will Break Your Linux
Using Android/PC as a Second Monitor in Linux
Using second monitor is a cool thing that eliminates the burden of changing windows. Windows 10 have already this feature builtin and it is wireless. There are also bunch of apps available to do these things. But with Linux it seems little hard if you don't know how to do. So here is the few … [Read more...] about Using Android/PC as a Second Monitor in Linux
How to Install uGet and Setup for Torrent in Ubuntu
uGet is an open-source, lightweight, and full-featured download manager for Linux, Windows, and Android. In Linux, uGet can be replacement for the both famous download manager, Internet Download Manager (IDM) and BitTorrent. This tutorial contains two sections, one is to install the uGet download … [Read more...] about How to Install uGet and Setup for Torrent in Ubuntu
Basic Linux Commands You Should Know While Using Ubuntu/Linux
One misconception about Linux is that, it is very hard to use Linux and we should know many Linux commands. But it is very easy to use Linux if you know only few basic Linux commands. I am going to describe some of important Linux commands here which are heavily used. I have written these … [Read more...] about Basic Linux Commands You Should Know While Using Ubuntu/Linux