How To Encrypt Files on MX Linux: GPG and Thunar 7z Guide
MX Linux offers two easy ways to encrypt files securely: terminal-based GPG for maximum control, and Thunar’s built-in 7z archiving for GUI…
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Betterbird on MX Linux: A Refined Mail Client for Power Users
Betterbird is a community‑driven fork of Mozilla Thunderbird that focuses on fixing long‑standing bugs and polishing the user experience. It’s especially appealing…
XFCE: How to Disable Internet but Keep Local Network
Before I switched from Linux to GhostBSD, my favorite desktop environment was GNOME. One reason for that preference was the handful of unique…
Complete Guide to Installing and Uninstalling macOS Apps
If you’re coming to macOS from Linux, the app installation process can feel surprisingly different, almost too simple. There’s no apt, no dnf, no…
How to Swap the Cmd Command and Ctl Control Keys on macOS
Let’s start with a little praise where it’s due.The Mac Studio M4 Max is nothing short of a miracle of engineering. It’s quiet, cool,…
Uninstalling Evolution on GhostBSD XFCE Edition
Because I don’t use email on my GhostBSD XFCE system, uninstalling the evolution and evolution-data-server packages frees up a little over 100MB…
From IP to Origin: Using whois and traceroute in GhostBSD
In your Wireshark session, you might spot a suspicious IP address, maybe a connection you didn’t expect, or traffic to a server…
Wireshark Part 2: See Your Network Like Never Before
This tutorial walks you through installing Wireshark, launching it correctly, setting a capture filter before you start, and interpreting what you see.…
Simplified and Secure IPFW Firewall Guide for GhostBSD
I Do Not Use the Default “Workstation” Profile GhostBSD uses a default IPFW profile called “workstation”, which applies a general-purpose ruleset suitable…