How to Show Date and Time on One Line in the XFCE Clock Applet
I use XFCE and find the default stacked date and time display hard to read. Since configuring it to show both on…
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How to Check SSD Health and Temperature on GhostBSD
Monitoring your SSD’s health and operating temperature is essential for maintaining system stability and preventing data loss. Whether you’re running GhostBSD daily…
Moving Programming Work from Mac Studio to a GhostBSD PC
How to Remove Homebrew from Your Mac A few months ago, I moved my web design and programming jobs from a Linux…
Mastering Backup Station Snapshots in GhostBSD
In my recent review of GhostBSD’s Backup Station, I highlighted how this powerful tool integrates with the system update process to keep your…
Creating a Custom Mousepad Theme on GhostBSD
If you’re using Mousepad on GhostBSD XFCE, you’ve probably noticed the default themes feel a bit outdated. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you…
How to Run an SFTP Server on GhostBSD XFCE
Here’s a quick guide to get an SFTP server up and running on GhostBSD. Step 1: Install and Enable OpenSSH Server on…
How to Edit Files in the GhostBSD Terminal with Nano
If you’ve never used a terminal text editor before, editing configuration files on GhostBSD can seem tricky. Learning a few Nano commands will enable…
GhostBSD Firewall: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe
When you install GhostBSD, the firewall is already enabled and running. The developers have done the heavy lifting for you so you…
Fixing No Sound in GhostBSD XFCE with Firefox (DP Cable)
If you’ve just installed GhostBSD with the XFCE desktop and there’s no sound in Firefox (e.g., when playing YouTube), the issue is…