Keyboard shortcuts make Linux easier, more convenient, and more fun. These four make my workflow smoother than ever.

I'd like to think I'm not the only one drowning in a sea of open browser tabs. Multitasking is real. And these days, is it even browsing if your screen isn't covered in layers of overlapping windows?

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Linux is regarded as one of the best operating systems for productivity, and these keyboard shortcuts can help push that even ...

Watching a power user go to town with keyboard shortcuts is quite a sight. Anyone who’s been using an operating system long enough, and invested even a small amount of time in enhancing their ...

Khamosh Pathak is a freelance tech journalist with over 13 years of experience writing online. An accounting graduate, he turned his interest in writing and technology into a career. He holds a ...

If you spend a lot of time in front of your PC and need a lot of copying, cutting, and pasting items, here's good news for you! There is a keyboard shortcut that will save you many hours! When ...

If the CTRL + T keyboard shortcut is not working on your computer, you should first make sure that your keys are working fine. For that, type the letter ‘T’ and use a different shortcut that uses the ...

ChromeOS devices have become far more useful since the Cr-48. With Linux and Android apps, and “web only” being far less of a hindrance these days, they’re compelling as a secondary machine. But ...

Navigating between tabs in Chrome with a mouse is a slow method—no matter how many tabs you have open or how fast your reflexes are. You still have to transfer your hand to another object (whether ...