Today you are going to see how to set up the Google Chrome web browser to use digital certificates stored on criptographic media, such as smart cards or tokens. Same instructions for Chrome apply to its open source base Chromium. To test your setup, you are going to log in to a smart card enabled...
Comments Read more ›The Linux Kamarada Project announces the first release of the homonym Linux distribution, which enters beta phase and is now available for download.The Linux Kamarada Project was born from my desire to show people “Linux as I see it”: an operating system suitable for everyday use at home and at work. So I started writing...
Comments Read more ›You connected your laptop to a projector. Now, you want to play a video fullscreen on the projector, but keeping playback controls on your laptop. Here you are going to see how you can achieve that using the VLC media player.In the post about 20 apps you can use the same way on both Linux...
Comments Read more ›This post is the second of two presenting 20 apps which are available for both Linux and Windows, with a bonus at the end: I present some well-known services which can be used directly from a web browser, without installing any app. Those services also work the same way on both Windows and Linux.
Comments Read more ›Maybe you don't give Linux a chance because you are afraid of not knowing how to use the system, or of not finding the applications you use everyday. What if I tell you that that there are at least 20 popular Windows apps which can be used the same way also on Linux, a free...
Comments Read more ›Today’s post is for developers. If you use the Git version control system with a service such as GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket to host and manage your projects source codes, you know that by default Git connects to remotes using the HTTPS protocol, which requires you to enter username and password every time you run...
Comments Read more ›Although webmails are today more popular than email clients, some interesting features are exclusive of those desktop apps. For instance, if you have a digital certificate, you can digitally sign the emails you send, giving their recipients more confidence about their authenticity and integrity. In this post, you are going to see you can do...
Comments Read more ›In this post, you are going to see how to install support for smart cards and tokens on openSUSE Linux and how to log in to a government system using a digital certificate.
Comments Read more ›You need to erase an entire HD, be because you are going to sell or give away an old computer, or because you are a journalist or an IT company that needs to protect data from ending up in wrong hands. What you can do to destroy files on that HD in a definitive, unrecoverable...
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