Generally, Linux systems are not as susceptible to viruses as Windows systems are. However, it is better to be safe and install virus protection in your Linux system. The software is free and easy to install and setup.
This post discuses ClamTK, which is a graphical front end for the ClamAV command-line virus scanner available online [...]

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If you are looking for a free application launcher you don’t have to look any further than your Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7 system. This post discusses a little-known feature in Windows that provides you with a powerful application launcher, that will launch not only applications, but also open files, open folders, start [...]

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Windows 7 and Windows Vista have a nice feature that allows you to access some extra options on the context menu for any folder. Press Shift while right-clicking on a folder in Windows Explorer.

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We have previously published a post about a couple of tools for emulating the XP Start menu in Windows 7: Restore the Classic Start Menu in Windows 7. We have found another free tool called Classic Shell that provides the classic XP Start menu and XP’s Windows Explorer.
Download Classic Shell from http://classicshell.sourceforge.net/.

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Linux provides a method of automating a task or a set of tasks using the crontab utility. The tasks run automatically in the background on a schedule you specify. You can use crontab to automatically create backups, synchronize files, schedule updates, and more.
The backup shell script discussed in Back Up a Directory in Linux using [...]

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Do you use the File Browser in Ubuntu more often than the Terminal window for working with files? If so, these tips will be useful for you.
Viewing Hidden Files and Folders
The File Browser does not display hidden files and folders by default. You can see hidden files and folders in the Terminal window by typing [...]

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