How To Use Nautilus As A Dual Pane File Manager In Linux Mint / Ubuntu

Dual Pane in Nautilus
Here’s how to use Nautilus as a dual pane file manager in Linux Mint / Ubuntu: 1. In Nautilus file manager, click on ‘View>Extra Pane’ (or just press ‘F3’) – 2. Start using Nautilus as a dual pane file manager –  

Linux Distributions Explained

Linux distros explained - ubuntu
Linux distributions explained –  

Using Classic Windows Search In Windows XP With Windows Search 4.0

Classic Windows Search in Windows XP with Search Companion
Windows Search 4.0 (Windows Desktop Search) is a fantastic tool for searching local files and gives quick results. However, it can’t search the locations that have not been indexed. That’s where Windows Classic Search comes handy. Here’s how to use Classic Windows Search in Windows XP with Windows Search 4.0: 1. Right click ‘My Computer’ and select ‘Search…’. 2....

Tweeting Explained : Funny

Funny Twitter birds
Tweeting for real. 🙂 [ Image courtesy : Crazytown Mayor]

How To Change The Menu Interface Language In VLC Player

VLC player logo
The popular VLC media player by default comes with English as the interface language. Here is how to change it to a language of your choice : 1. Open Tools > Preferences. 2. Under the Interface section, select a preferred language from the drop down box next to option of “Menus language”. 3. After selecting, hit Save. The change would take place on restarting VLC player with the menu...

Learning Curve For Different Text Editors Explained

Learning curves for text editors
Learning curve for different text editors. 🙂 [ Image courtesy : Geek.Linuxman ]