18 things I did after installing Fedora 20, the Xfce spin

Dis-preference for Gnome 3 and un-necessity of KDE is the reason why I mostly choose the Xfce desktop when working on or trying out newer or unknown distros. And when working at length, I often tune the desktop to my whims. Xfce is perfect when productivity is high on priority but not at the cost of functionality or looks either.

Install Windows XP theme in Ubuntu 13.10

Install QupZilla 1.6.0 browser in Linux Mint 16

Install QupZilla 1.6.0 browser in Ubuntu 13.10

Install Zarafa On CentOS 6.5 – An Alternative To Microsoft Exchange Mail Server

Two Pi R 2: Web Servers

How to configure keyboard layouts in LXDE (video)

How to Move Files Using Linux Commands or File Managers

There are certain tasks that are done so often, users take for granted just how simple they are. But then, you migrate to a new platform and those same simple tasks begin to require a small portion of your brain's power to complete. One such task is moving files from one location to another. Sure, it's most often considered one of the more rudimentary actions to be done on a computer. When you move to the Linux platform, however, you may find yourself asking “Now, how do I move files?”