Instructional, step-by-step articles.
Content Type: How-To
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How to Use Snap Camera in Chrome
Video meetings through browser-based applications can sometimes lack excitement and personalization. If you’re aiming to make your video calls more entertaining, Snap Camera allows…
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How to Create a List in Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Lists is a new Microsoft 365 app that makes it incredibly easy to manage and track any information using collaborative lists. And its…
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How to Disable Images in Search Suggestions in Chrome Address Bar
The Google Chrome address bar, known as the ‘Omnibox’, offers more than just a place to type website URLs. It’s a powerful feature that…
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How To Rename Directories In Linux
Renaming the files and directories is a frequent task that a user has to carry out. Fortunately, Linux has an effortless way of renaming…
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How To List Open Files For A Process On Linux
If you are a frequent user of Linux or Unix systems you must have surely heard the phrase, “In Linux, everything is a file”.…
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How to Delete All Passwords Saved in Chrome and your Google Account
Storing passwords in Chrome makes logging into websites faster, but it also poses security risks if others have access to your computer. Removing saved…
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How to Record a GoToMeeting and View or Share It with Participants
Taking notes or remembering everything that is said and happened in meetings is hard. Often the crucial happenings of the meetings are summarized into…
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How to Use Usermod Command in Linux
The usermod command is the most robust command of all the user account modification utilities provided by Linux systems. It provides a space for…
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How to Change SFTP Port on Ubuntu, CentOS, and other Linux Systems
SFTP stands for Secure File Transfer Protocol. This protocol is implemented using Secure Shell (SSH) which provides better security and protection from vulnerabilities than…
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How to Use ‘Filters for Google Meet’ Extension in Chrome
Google Meet is a groovy app to have video meetings on. You can use it for free with just a Google account, and it’s…